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Old 05-02-2008
Seeing the screen output beyond the scroll capability for the last run command

HI ,
I forgot to redirect my op to a file.The op which is quite huge , thus printed on the screen.However bcoz of the limited viewing in the screenI can not see the whole of the output..

Is there anyway I can see the full op.My run takes half a day for finnishing ..So I am refraining for running again
bimukt
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Old 05-02-2008
Buddy,

Sorry to say but I dont think there is anything you can do now. It could be done before you get the output but there is no option left once the output starts getting displayed on the screen.
 
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