ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05) (SCCS 1.4) _______________________________________________________________________________ pn [-c] [-r] <pathname> "path name" DESCRIPTION: Use 'pn' to change the name of the file that you are viewing or editing. This has the same effect as executing the command 'mv <file> <pathname>', where <file> is the file you are editing. If you are editing the special file "<stdin>", ce will create <pathname> when you close the file. If <pathname> already exists, an error message is displayed unless -r was specified. -c Create a copy of the current edit file; ce will close the current file and then create a copy of the file at <pathname>. The original copy will be unchanged as of the last save. -r Replace the target file if it exists. The contents of the target file are lost. If the target file exists but is not writable, an attempt is made to delete it and create a new file. NOTE: If a pn across file systems is needed, the -c option must be specified. RELATED HELP FILES: ro (Read Only) pw (Pad Write) wc (Window Close) backupCon (Backup Concepts) support (customer support) _______________________________________________________________________________ Copyright (c) 2005, Robert Styma Consulting. All rights reserved.