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2: .sh NAME
3: split \*- split a file into pieces
4: .sh SYNOPSIS
5: .bd split
6: [ file1 [ file2 ] ]
7: .sh DESCRIPTION
8: .it Split
9: reads file1 and writes
10: it in 1000-line pieces, as many as are necessary, onto
11: a set of output files. The name of the first output
12: file is file2 with an `a' appended, and so on
13: through the alphabet and beyond. If no output name is given,
14: `x' is default.
15: .s3
16: If no input file is given, or the first argument is `\*-',
17: then the standard input file is used.
18: .sh BUGS
19: Watch out for 14-character file names.
20: The number of lines per file should be
21: an argument.
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