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NAME
       crt - copy files to terminal

SYNOPSIS
       crt [-n] [file] ...

DESCRIPTION
       CRT  is  similar  to  'cat'  except that it prints only n lines
       (default 22) at a time. After each set of  lines  are  printed,
       crt  will  wait  for  instructions  from  the  user.  Hitting a
       carriage-return will cause the next n lines to appear,  hitting
       a 'q' (quit) will cause crt to skip over to the next input file
       (if  any),  and hitting an end-of-file character will cause crt
       to stop immediately.
       
       If no files are specified, or if the  filename  '-'  is  given,
       lines will be read from the standard input.
       
       The flag -n may be given, where n specifies the number of lines
       desired at a time.
       
       Crt  will  stop  at  the end of each file (except the last), as
       well as after each n lines.

FILES

SEE ALSO
       cat

DIAGNOSTICS
       A message is printed if an input file cannot be opened; further
       processing is terminated.

AUTHORS

       Debbie Scherrer

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