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With UNIXTUTOR, users build UNIX command strings by using the cursor to make selections for commands and options in menus and by typing arguments into argument windows. Figure 1 illustrates the UNIXTUTOR interface by showing one of the screens for choosing the commands and options needed to build a UNIX command to sort the entries in a file and remove duplicate file entries. To accomplish this task a user must select\n            <jats:italic>sort<\/jats:italic>\n            in the FILE menu followed by -\n            <jats:italic>\n              <jats:bold>u<\/jats:bold>\n            <\/jats:italic>\n            in the sort Options menu. Next the user must type the name of the file to be sorted in the argument window located below the FILE menu. Not shown in Figure 1 is the menu reminding users of the possibilities for redirecting input and output which is displayed after users make their choices for commands, options, and arguments. 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