Examples

   1.$ TYPE COMMON.DAT

     In this example, the TYPE command requests that the file
     COMMON.DAT be displayed at the terminal.

   2.$ TYPE *.DAT
     This is the first line in the file AA.DAT.
        .
        .
        .
<Ctrl/O>

     This is the first line in the file BB.DAT.
        .
        .
        .

<Ctrl/Y>

     Interrupt
     $ STOP

     In this example, the TYPE command contains an asterisk (*)
     wildcard character in place of the file name. All files with
     file types of .DAT are scheduled for display. When Ctrl/O is
     pressed, output of the current file stops and the TYPE command
     begins displaying the next file. The Ctrl/Y function interrupts
     the command; the STOP command terminates the TYPE command.

   3.$ TYPE LETTER*.MEM
     December 1