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echo 'Look in a printed manual if you can for general help. You should
have someone show you some things and then read one of the tutorial papers
(e.g. UNIX for Beginners or An Introduction to the C Shell) to get started.
The commands:
man -k keyword lists commands relevant to keyword
man command prints out the manual for a command
are helpful; other basic commands are:
cat - concatenates files (and just prints them out)
ex - text editor
finger - user information lookup program
ls - list contents of directory
mail - send and receive mail
msgs - system messages and junk mail program
passwd - change login password
tset - set terminal modes
who - who is on the system
write - write to another user
You could find programs about mail by the command: man -k mail
And print out the mail command documentation via: man mail
You can logout by typing a control-d (if your prompt is $)
or by typing ``logout'\'\'' if your prompt is %.'