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 LINES
 David Selwood

 The LINES program asks for a name of a text file and the text
 to be searched for, the program will then display all the
 lines of text that match the text searched for.

 This is very useful for modern programming that use libraries
 or modules.  For example in Modula 2 or Pascal if the text
 searched for was PROCEDURE then all the titles of the routines
 would be displayed.  This output could then be used for
 reference.


			     To Use

 Move to the directory in which the program Lines resides and
 type 'LINES' [RETURN].

 Enter the name of the file to be searched for including the
 path if the file is not in the current directory.

 Enter the string to be searched for.

 Note to redirect output to the printer press [CTRL P] before
 you press [RETURN] at 'Enter text to search for' prompt.

 Example

 LINES [RETURN]

 Enter a file name :RECURSION.MOD [RETURN]

 Enter string to look for :PROCEDURE [RETURN]