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 ===Command Line Switches=== ===Command Line Switches===
  
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-**Important** - Note that in the case of the first line of the above output, tha command **file** is incapable of informing you of the type of file since **test** is empty.+**Important** - Note that in the case of the first line of the above output, the command **file** is incapable of informing you of the type of file since **test** is empty.
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 ===7.2 - The unexpand Command=== ===7.2 - The unexpand Command===
  
-The **expand** command converts spaces in a file to tabulations and prints the results to STDOUT. With no file as an argument or with the **-** character as an argument, the command takes it's input from STDIN.+The **unexpand** command converts spaces in a file to tabulations and prints the results to STDOUT. With no file as an argument or with the **-** character as an argument, the command takes it's input from STDIN.
  
-Now use the **expand** command to convert the spaces in the **expand1** file into tabulations and send the result to the **expand2** file:+Now use the **unexpand** command to convert the spaces in the **expand1** file into tabulations and send the result to the **expand2** file:
  
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