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Displays the first file, beginning at the line specified by n.
[<drive>:][<path>]<filename>
Specifies the location and name of a file to display.
<files>
Specifies a list of files to display. Files must be separated using spaces.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
<command>
<n>
<n>
[<drive>:][<path>]<filename>
<files>
Remarks
The following subcommands are accepted at the more prompt (-- More --), including:
-- More --
Key
Action
SPACEBAR
Press the SPACEBAR to display the next screen.
ENTER
Press ENTER to display the file one line at a time.
f
Press F to display the next file listed on the command line.
q
Press Q to quit the more command.
=
Shows the line number.
p <n>
Press P to display the next n lines.
s <n>
Press S to skip the next n lines.
?
Press ? to show the commands that are available at the more prompt.
<n>
<n>
If you use the redirection character (<), you must also specify a file name as the source.
<
If you use the pipe (|), you can use such commands as dir, sort, and type.
|
Examples
To view the first screen of information of a file named Clients.new, type one of the following commands:
more < clients.new
type clients.new | more
The more command displays the first screen of information from Clients.new, and you can press the SPACEBAR to see the next screen of information.
To clear the screen and remove all extra blank lines before displaying the file Clients.new, type one of the following commands:
more /c /s < clients.new
type clients.new | more /c /s
To display the current line number at the more prompt, type:
more =
The current line number is added to the more prompt, as -- More [Line: 24] --
-- More [Line: 24] --
To display a specific number of lines at the more prompt, type:
more p
The more prompt asks you for the number of lines to display, as follows: -- More -- Lines:. Type the number of lines to display, and then press ENTER. The screen changes to show only that number of lines.
-- More -- Lines:
To skip a specific number of lines at the more prompt, type:
more s
The more prompt asks you for the number of lines to skip, as follows: -- More -- Lines:. Type the number of lines to skip, and then press ENTER. The screen changes to show that those lines are skipped.
-- More -- Lines:
mount
A command-line utility that mounts Network File System (NFS) network shares. When used without options or arguments, mount displays information about all mounted NFS file systems.
Note
This utility is available only if Client for NFS is installed.
Syntax
mount [-o <option>[...]] [-u:<username>] [-p:{<password> | *}] {\\<computername>\<sharename> | <computername>:/<sharename>} {<devicename> | *}
Parameters
Parameter
Description