ARPUS/ce, Version 2.6.2 (03/10/05)    (SCCS 1.4)
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    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)     
        

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