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.th COLRM VI 8/5/77
.sh NAME
colrm \- remove columns from a file
.sh SYNOPSIS
.bd colrm
[
start.col
[
end.col
]
]
.sh DESCRIPTION
.it Colrm
removes selected columns from a file.
Input is taken from standard input.
Output is sent to standard output.
.s3
If called with one parameter the columns
of each line will be removed starting with the specified column.
If called with two parameters the columns from the first column
to the last column will be removed.
.s3
Column numbering starts with column 1.
.sh SEE\ ALSO
expand (VI)
.sh AUTHOR
Jeff Schriebman
.sh BUGS
Tabs are treated as one character and one column.
Commit	Line	Data
45dc5e1b JS	1	.th COLRM VI 8/5/77
	2	.sh NAME
	3	colrm \- remove columns from a file
	4	.sh SYNOPSIS
	5	.bd colrm
	6	[
	7	start.col
	8	[
	9	end.col
	10	]
	11	]
	12	.sh DESCRIPTION
	13	.it Colrm
	14	removes selected columns from a file.
	15	Input is taken from standard input.
	16	Output is sent to standard output.
	17	.s3
	18	If called with one parameter the columns
	19	of each line will be removed starting with the specified column.
	20	If called with two parameters the columns from the first column
	21	to the last column will be removed.
	22	.s3
	23	Column numbering starts with column 1.
	24	.sh SEE\ ALSO
	25	expand (VI)
	26	.sh AUTHOR
	27	Jeff Schriebman
	28	.sh BUGS
	29	Tabs are treated as one character and one column.