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00000ar -q
00701060101ARCHIVE FILE:
01703060150FILE(S) TO BE APPENDED TO THE ARCHIVE FILE:
02706060101PROVIDE VERBOSE DESCRIPTION [v] (y/n):
03708060101SUPPRESS MESSAGE PRODUCED WHEN ARCHIVE FILE CREATED [c] (y/n):
04710060101PLACE TEMPORARY FILES IN CURRENT WORKING DIRECTORY [l] (y/n):
05712060030ADDITIONS TO THE COMMAND LINE:

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02032
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04052
05992


"ar" with the "-q" option quickly appends a new file
to the end of an archive file.  "ar" with the "-q"
option does not check whether the added file is
currently in the archive file.  

00The archive file is the file that contains one or 
more files placed there by the "ar" command.  
01This field contains the names of files that you want to
append to the archive file.
02When this option is used, "ar" will give a verbose file-by-file 
description of the making of the new archive file from the old archive 
file and the constituent files.  [v]
03By default, "ar" prints a message when it creates an archive
file.  Say "y" in this field if you want to suppress this
message. [c]
04Saying yes here will cause "ar" to place its temporary files in the 
current directory rather than in the default temporary
directory. [l]
05ASSIST appends anything you type here to the command line.
You can use this field for "piping," "redirection," or to
execute a command in the "background."  However, since
ASSIST does not perform any error checking on this field,
you should use it with caution.



020645n
030869n
041068n

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013420001010
0204yYnN
0304yYnN
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030001ycYcnN
040001ylYlnN
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