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          >COM1
 
     In the example above, output is redirected to the device
     designated as COM1 (for example, a remote terminal). Enter this
     command when you are debugging a graphics program and you want
     CodeView commands to be displayed on a remote terminal while the
     program display appears on the originating terminal.
 
          > T>OUTFILE.TXT
          ∙ ∙ ∙
          > >CON
          ∙ ∙ ∙
 
     In the example above, output is redirected to the file
     OUTFILE.TXT. Use this command to keep a permanent record of a
     CodeView session.
 
     NOTE: The optional T is used so that the session is echoed to the
           CodeView screen as well as to the file. After redirecting
           some commands to a file, use the command >CON to return
           output to the terminal.
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