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#print
You can make up addresses for the 'p' command
using '.' for the current line when there are
two addresses, also.  For example, you could
print from the first line up to the present
line with
  1,.p
and I suggest you try that now.  After
that command, type the usual
  w
  q
  ready
#create Ref
83
broccoli
mushrooms
cauliflower
squash
carrots
lettuce
string beans
peas
lima beans
83
#create file
broccoli
mushrooms
cauliflower
squash
carrots
lettuce
string beans
peas
lima beans
#copyout
#pipe
ed file
#user
#unpipe
#uncopyout
#cmp .ocopy Ref
#log
#next
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3eb5d546 C	1	#print
	2	You can make up addresses for the 'p' command
	3	using '.' for the current line when there are
	4	two addresses, also. For example, you could
	5	print from the first line up to the present
	6	line with
	7	1,.p
	8	and I suggest you try that now. After
	9	that command, type the usual
	10	w
	11	q
	12	ready
	13	#create Ref
	14	83
	15	broccoli
	16	mushrooms
	17	cauliflower
	18	squash
	19	carrots
	20	lettuce
	21	string beans
	22	peas
	23	lima beans
	24	83
	25	#create file
	26	broccoli
	27	mushrooms
	28	cauliflower
	29	squash
	30	carrots
	31	lettuce
	32	string beans
	33	peas
	34	lima beans
	35	#copyout
	36	#pipe
	37	ed file
	38	#user
	39	#unpipe
	40	#uncopyout
	41	#cmp .ocopy Ref
	42	#log
	43	#next
	44	9.2d 5