
fDump -- file_dump (1.0) : External Command / by Jeff Hansen

syntax:  fdump [pathname] [-s] [-c config_path] [-p fdump_prefix]

ex:      fdump
         fdump print.file
         fdump -s
         fdump -c/hard1/files/dump.file -p/hard1/davex/cmds
         fdump -c%pfile -p%

Dumps the screen to a textfile.  If no pathname is specified, fDump will
print to the currently configured file (see options, below).  If the file
exists, the screen-dump is appended to the end of the file.  fDump is a
'smart' screen-dump, i.e.,  blank lines at the bottom of the screen and
spaces at the end of lines are not printed.  This saves disk space, and
speeds up printing.

options:

         -s    Shows the current configured pathname that fDump will
               print to.

         -c    Sets a new configuration pathname.  This is the file fDump
               will print to if no path is supplied.  This should be a
               complete pathname, otherwise the current prefix will be used
               to store the screen-dump file.  You shoud configure fDump
               immediately after installation, otherwise you will most
               likey get a file not found error when using it for the
               first time.

         -p    Specifies the prefix where your fDump command is stored,
               so that it can be re-configured.  Use in combination with
               (-c) to configure fDump.  fDump looks for itself in this
               directory when configuring.  Do not rename fDump, or the
               configuration will fail--use an 'alias' if you want a
               different name for fDump.  If (-p) is not supplied, fDump
               will look for itself in the current directory.
