Annotation of 43BSD/contrib/rn/newsnews.SH, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: case $CONFIG in
        !             2:     '') . config.sh ;;
        !             3: esac
        !             4: echo "Extracting newsnews (with variable substitutions)"
        !             5: cat >newsnews <<!GROK!THIS!
        !             6:                        *** NEWS NEWS ***
        !             7: 
        !             8: Welcome to rn.  There are more options to rn than you want to think about, so
        !             9: we won't list them here.  If you want to find out about them, read the manual
        !            10: page(s).  There are some important things to remember, though:
        !            11: 
        !            12:   * Rn is not a modified readnews.  Don't expect the commands to be identical.
        !            13:   * Rn runs in cbreak mode.  This means you don't have to type carriage return
        !            14:     on single character commands.  (There are some multi-character commands.)
        !            15:   * At ANY prompt in rn, you may type 'h' for help.  There are many different
        !            16:     help menus, depending on where you are in rn.  Typing <esc>h in the
        !            17:     middle of a multi-character command will list escape substitutions.
        !            18:   * Typing a space to any prompt means to do the normal thing.  You could
        !            19:     spend all day reading news and never hit anything but the space bar.
        !            20: 
        !            21: This particular message comes from $rnlib/newsnews.  You will only
        !            22: see it once.  You news administrator should feel free to substitute his or
        !            23: her own message whenever something new happens to rn, and then the file
        !            24: will again be displayed, just once for each person.
        !            25: 
        !            26: Larry Wall     sdcrdcf!lwall
        !            27: !GROK!THIS!
        !            28: $eunicefix newsnews

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