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Copyright 2010 Richard J. Gaydos.

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Setting Abbreviations and Copying Files from  studacct

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Setting Abbreviations

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Before attempting to copy ANY files, you MUST have the following
       as your  .login  file on your UNIX account:

#! /usr/bin/csh

source /usr/local/login

set history = 10
set savehist = 1
set filec

alias p pico
alias g 'g++'
alias a a.out

alias l ls
alias ll  ls -l
alias c cat

alias cr 'cd /home/csis/students/studentsD/studacct'

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To make the above lines your .login file, do the following:

1. Keeping this window open, sign on to your UNIX account.
2. On your UNIX account, do the following:

      rm .login
      pico .login

3. In this window, highlight ALL of the lines from the #! line to 
      the  alias cr line.

4. Choose Copy from the Edit Menu

5. In the pico session, choose Paste from the Edit Menu.

6. In the pico session, choose ^o   (Control + o)   then
   hit ENTER to save as  .login                     then
   type ^x to exit.

7. Logout of your UNIX account.

8. The next time you log back in, all the abbreviations will be
       in affect.

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Copying All the C++ Files from  the 2610_C_Class directory on  studacct

This assumes you have ALREADY set abbreviations in your .login file!

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At any directory level you may use any of the following informational
   commands.
   
pwd         to see what directory you are in

l           to list what is in the directory
ll          to list in the long form

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To QUICKLY copy ALL of the files 

   from   studacct's  2610_C_Class directory
   to     a 2610_C_Class directory on your account


1. Log on to your UNIX account, and be in your HOME directory. 

2. Change to the  studacct  directory:

   cr           

3. Copy everything from  2610_C_Class  to  a  2610_C_Class  directory
        on your account

   cp -r 2610_C_Class ~

4. Switch back to your account
                                  
   cd


Note: Do NOT be alarmed by several ERROR messages, as there are
             some files and directories that WILL NOT copy over
             to your account!

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