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Old 04-29-2008
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written a srcipt with 2 arguments

hello all
pls can anybody point me a direction of capturing 2 arguments: one a line of text the other is a file.

In paticular how can i get the file

so for exampls, i create a script called monalisa

monalisa this is an angel from the 7th heaven booboo

where monalisa is the script name, booboo is the name of the file and the rest are the line of text.]

can any body help.
 

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