chio@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Rich Chio) (04/14/91)
Does anyone out there know of where I can get the pc version of
the unix 'script' command? After typing 'script' everything that
occurs on the screen is saved to the file "typescript." Typing
'exit' closes the file and stops what is being typed on the screen
from being saved to the file. My brother needs it to show that
his C programs do work. He's tired on hitting print screen. Any
replys would be greatly appreciated. Please reply back to this
account if possible as I don't read this news group as much as I
used to.
Thanks in advance,
Richard
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Does anyone out there know of where I can get the pc version of
the unix 'script' command? After typing 'script' everything that
occurs on the screen is saved to the file "typescript." Typing
'exit' closes the file and stops what is being typed on the screen
from being saved to the file. My brother needs it to show that
his C programs do work. He's tired on hitting print screen. Any
replys would be greatly appreciated. Please reply back to this
account if possible as I don't read this news group as much as I
used to.
Thanks in advance,
Richard
(A friend is posting this for me, so please reply using the Reply-To:
line in the header, and not the address in the signature! Thanks!)
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"No-- only when I want to cut glass." | ...!ucbvax!OCF!rgmnelson@sun.soe.clarkson.edu (Russ Nelson) (04/15/91)
In article <RGM.91Apr13223952@bigbang.Berkeley.EDU> chio@cory.Berkeley.EDU (Rich Chio) writes:
Does anyone out there know of where I can get the pc version of
the unix 'script' command?
FTP to grape.ecs.clarkson.edu and fetch pub/msdos/simtel20/script.arc.
In theory it also should be on simtel20, but I couldn't find it in the
index...
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