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Three simple questions.. :)

#578
From: Joseph Good
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1992 03:01
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1)	Is there a UNIX command to empty the recycler?  I know that I am 
	just being completely lazy, but I would like to chunk anything that
	I forgot, when I log out.  Also, I know about the .login file, is
	there a .logoff(out) file that will execute commands and stuff when
	I log out?

2) 	Where do I find documentation on all those nifty commands to do all
	of that NeXT stuff?  i.e. turn off printer, move stuff around on the
	screen.  The stuff that starts with NX???  :)

3)	When I am running applications from other hosts using the Public
	Window server [only on when I am running programs  :) ], is it possible
	to exchange data between the two machines?  i.e. copy a .tiff from 
	one machine, onto WordPerfect on another?  Both windows are on
	my screen.  I tried it once, but it only put an empty box in WP.
	This has also happened when the machine I was running it on had
	no disk space left, and wouldn't load up graphics.

Thanks!

--

Joseph Good
+-------------------+ - More than just a band....
| Green Dot Brigade | - It's a whole damn army of dots...
+-------------------+ - And we've declared war on the 7-Up dots...

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