Re: Help with commands

["Blade Runner" <cyberpunk77@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Good question. I started looking for some books that are next to me :). The 
one of them is called "linux system commands" (the ultimate shop manual)


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>Hi all, Question:
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>How do I ask a linux box what a particular command is when I do now what 
>the
>command is called. In other words. I know what I want to do, however I do
>not know what the command is called.
>
>thanks for your help
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