How to print the contents of files – Gasboy CFN III Mgnr's Mnl V3.4 User Manual
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MDE-4315 CFN Series CFN III Manager’s Manual for Windows NT · August 2004
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CFN3 File System
RECORD without any options creates the specified file or appends to it if it
already exists. RECORD;I creates the specified file or overwrites it if it already
exists. The command will prompt for the filename and each line of data to be
entered in the file.
To terminate the RECORD command, type CTRL-C or a period (.) by itself at
the beginning of a line, right after the DATA? prompt. Prompt (^C) will be
displayed in the DATA? line.
How to Print the Contents of Files
Use the command TYPE or TY to print the contents of a file. You must specify
the name of the file on the command line (the command line is the line starting
with the name of the current drive and an asterisk; for example, P*); you will
not be prompted for the name of the file.
RECORD (REC)
P* RECORD
↵
File name? PRDATA.CMD
↵
Data? PRINT DATE
↵
Data? PRINT DRAWER
↵
Data? PRINT TANK
↵
Data? ^C
↵
P*
P* RECORD
↵
File name? DIPSTICK
↵
Data? 2/8/95 TANK 1 5530
↵
Data? 2/8/95 TANK 2 4230
↵
Data? ^C
↵
P*
P* RECORD
↵
File name? MSG1
↵
Data? RESTOCK THE POTATO CHIPS
↵
Data? THANKS, DAN
↵
Data? .
↵
P*
TYPE (TY)
P* TYPE PRDATA.CMD
↵
PRINT DATE
PRINT DRAWER
PRINT TANK
P* TYPE DIPSTICK
↵
2/8/95 TANK 1 5530
2/8/95 TANK 2 4230
P*