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the easiest way is type an ! followed by the letter(s) of the command you want to use

say you have typed the following in your command prompt

ls -la
rm -rf /home/user1
du -k /home
find ....

try top
but my guess is you already know it

thanks set filec worked.

the ksh did not work.

thanks.

this is to do with command terminal and not vi editors,

try this simple thing in your terminal
if you have a lots of .c files (some starting with letter n or any letter you want, create a new.c...

I am quite used to program this way and its frustrating when you find
that the utility is not there anymore...in the new system.
I used give this in the command line

CC k[ press ESC ]
this...