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1.1 root 1: #print
2: You may have been wondering what to do in
3: case Unix prints faster than you can read.
4: It is often helpful to suspend Unix
5: output temporarily in order to read it,
6: and then restart it to let more output print.
7:
8: On Unix a ^S "suspends" output printing temporarily,
9: and a ^Q "quits suspension" of output, that is,
10: it restarts printing. ^S, or "control-s", is entered
11: by holding down the CTRL key and pressing the letter 's'
12: (and similarly for ^Q). Neither of these
13: characters appear on your terminal,
14: so as not to be confused with the real output.
15:
16: There is a file in this directory called "zip".
17: Print its contents while controlling the output
18: with ^S and ^Q, and then do what it says.
19: #create zip
20: This
21: is
22: a
23: file
24: called
25: zip
26: which
27: should
28: print
29: rather
30: quickly.
31: You
32: were
33: asked
34: to
35: do
36: something
37: that
38: the
39: file
40: explained
41: but
42: right
43: now
44: I'm
45: stalling.
46: Actually,
47: I
48: want
49: you
50: to
51: make
52: a
53: copy
54: of
55: the
56: file
57: beginning
58: with
59: a
60: capital
61: letter
62: x
63: and
64: ending
65: in
66: the
67: digit
68: 1
69: in
70: a
71: file
72: which
73: I
74: think
75: should
76: be
77: called
78: um...
79: ..
80: .
81: um, let's see now
82: ..
83: .
84: oh
85: yes,
86: I
87: remember!
88: It's
89: called
90: X2.
91: See
92: if
93: you
94: can
95: manage
96: that.
97: When
98: you're
99: done
100: you
101: can
102: type
103: the
104: same
105: old
106: ready
107: that
108: you're
109: so
110: used
111: to
112: typing
113: by
114: now.
115: #create X1
116: ooga booga
117: #copyin
118: #user
119: #uncopyin
120: #cmp X1 X2
121: #log
122: #next
123: 13.1a 5
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