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nushausha
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| To view the paragraph names using x all ; f all...command |
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enrico-sorichetti
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Phrzby Phil
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| Nushausha, please forgive Enrico, as his mind-reading skills are waning. |
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acevedo
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mmwife
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Hi nushausha,
I usually find the proc div of the pgm, then give it a lable (.p). Then use:
x all;f all p' ^' 7 .p .zl |
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