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A Active Window... 7:11 Application Development Tools... 7:7 Application Manager... 7:4 Architectures - Supported - UNIX... 1:13 Arithmetic Expansion... 9:10 B Background Processing... 3:14 Background Tasks... 2:6 Batch Processing... 6:13 Batch Processing and UNIX Scheduling Priorities... 6:13 C cal - calendar... 3:8 Case... 9:16 cat - concatenate... 3:3 cd - change directory... 3:11 CDE - from a Users Perspective... 7:1 CDE Desktop Tools... 7:6 Character Functions... 4:23 Command Aliases... 10:7 Command Line Arguments... 9:8 Command Mode... 5:6 Command Prompt - Changing... 10:8 Command Substitution... 6:9, 9:9 Commands... 8:12 Commands - Basic and Utilities... 3:2 Commands and Utilities... 3:2 Common Desktop Environment... 7:1 Components: UNIX Operating System... 1:2 Compose Mode... 5:3 Compose Mode - Working in... 5:13 Control Characters... 4:23 Control Constructs... 9:11 Current Message - Deleting... 5:12 D Default Shells... 10:2 Digits... 4:27 Directory Management... 3:10 Directory Structure... 1:4 Do...While... 9:13 DOS Commands and UNIX: Equivalence... 3:15 DTrace... 1:19 E echo... 3:13 Editing a File... 4:3 Editing: Functional Organization... 4:32 Editor - Getting Out of... 4:3 Environment Variables... 10:1 Environment Variables - Setting... 10:4 Escaping to a Shell... 4:18 Executing Shell Commands... 5:14 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (UNIX Ess - Solaris 10-8.4) IDX: Page 1

F Features and Facilities... 2:1 File Manager... 7:3 File Systems... 1:22 Files - News: Writing, Quitting, and Editing... 4:17 Files and Processes... 1:3 Files Processes... 1:3 finger... 8:7 For... 9:15 Foreground and Background Tasks... 2:6 Foreground Tasks... 2:6 Forwarding a Mail Message... 5:12 Front Panel... 7:2 ftp - File Transfer Protocol... 8:8 ftp Command Interpreter... 8:10 ftp Site... 8:9 ftp: Basic Operations... 8:11 G Getting Started... 3:1 grep... 3:7 H Handling Programs... 2:4 head... 3:5 Help... 5:7 High Level Text Objects... 4:14 I I/O Performance... 1:22 Iconification... 7:12 If..Then..Elif..Else... 9:11 Initialization Files - Modifying... 10:2 Inserting... 4:8 Integrated Development Tools... 1:18 Invoking ftp... 8:9 L Line-oriented Patterns... 4:37 Logging in to a UNIX System... 3:1 Lost Lines - Recovering... 4:22 Low Level Character Motions... 4:13 Lower Case Characters... 4:30 lp - line printer... 3:5 ls - list files... 3:2 M Mail - Sending to People at Other Host Machines or Sites... 5:14 Mail Folders - Different... 5:13 Mail Headers... 5:9 Mail Message - Current Saving to a File... 5:11 Mail Message - Forwarding... 5:12 Mail Message - Replying... 5:12 Mail Message - Saving... 5:11 Mail Message - Sending, Contained in a File to a User... 5:4 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (UNIX Ess - Solaris 10-8.4) IDX: Page 2

Making Changes... 4:8 Making Minor Corrections... 4:10 man - manual... 3:8 Marking... 4:19 Marking and Returning... 4:19 mesg - message... 3:7 Message Management... 5:12 mkdir - make directory... 3:11 Modes of Operation... 5:2 Moving Around in a File... 4:4 Moving Around on the Screen... 4:6 Moving within a Line... 4:7 Moving, Rearranging and Duplicating Text... 4:13 Multi-User Operating Systems... 2:3 mv - move... 3:9 N Network... 1:21 Network Card Configuration... 8:20 Networking Concepts... 8:2 O Open Source Software... 1:17 Operating on Lines... 4:11 Operating System Structure... 2:2 Operator Corrections... 4:11 Options, Set, and Editor Startup Files... 4:20 P Paging... 4:4 passwd - password... 3:9 PATH... 9:5 PATH Variable - Setting... 10:6 Pipelines... 6:8 Piping Commands... 3:8 pr - print... 3:6 Predefined Special Shell Variables... 6:10 Processes... 1:3, 2:5 pwd - print working directory... 3:1, 3:10 Q Quotes... 6:3 R rcp - Copying Files Remotely... 8:4 Reading Specific Messages... 5:10 Reading the Current Message... 5:8 Rearranging and Duplicating Text... 4:15 Recovery... 4:22 Redirecting stderr... 6:7 Redirecting stdout... 6:7 Replying to a Mail Message... 5:12 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (UNIX Ess - Solaris 10-8.4) IDX: Page 3

Returning... 4:19 rlogin - Logging In Remotely... 8:3 rm - remove... 3:4 rmdir - remove directory... 3:11 rsh - Executing Commands Remotely... 8:5 rusers - Viewing User Information... 8:6 S Saving a Mail Message... 5:11 Script Fundamentals... 9:3 Scrolling... 4:4 Searching, Goto, and Previous Context... 4:4 Session Manager... 7:5 set... 3:11 Setting Default File Permissions... 10:10 Shell Arguments... 6:3 Shell Arguments and Quotes... 6:3 Shell Commands... 6:1 Shell Commands - Executing... 5:14 Shell Conditional Tests... 6:11 Shell - Escaping to... 4:18 Shell Positional Parameters... 6:9 Shell Scripts - Examples... 6:12 Shell Standard Input and Output... 6:6 Shell Variables... 3:12, 6:2 Shell Variables - Predefined... 6:2 sleep... 3:14 Solaris... 1:12 Solaris History... 1:12 Special Characters... 4:25 Special Shell Variables - Predefined... 6:10 stderr - Redirecting... 6:7 stdout - Redirecting... 6:7 Standard Device Redirection Operators... 6:6 Subject Content, Specifying When to Send a Message... 5:5 Sun Java Desktop System... 1:17 Sun Java Enterprise System Components... 1:16 System Analysis Tools... 1:20 System Start Up... 2:7 T tail... 3:5 TCP Level... 8:19 TCP Services... 8:18 TCP/IP... 8:17 TCP/IP Protocols... 8:19 Terminal Type - Specifying... 4:2 Text Editing - Simple... 4:37 Text - Moving, Rearranging and Duplicating... 4:13 Text - Rearranging and Duplicating... 4:15 Title Bar... 7:8 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (UNIX Ess - Solaris 10-8.4) IDX: Page 4

U Undoing... 4:12 UNIX Application Programming Interface... 1:7 UNIX Batch Processing... 6:13 UNIX: Good Design and Concise Code... 1:6 UNIX Networking... 1:8 UNIX Processes... 1:5 UNIX Scheduling Priorities... 6:13, 6:14 UNIX: What is it... 1:1 UNIX: Why its Popularity... 1:9 Upper Case Characters... 4:28 Useful Variables... 10:9 User Interface... 1:10 User Portability... 1:11 User Profile... 10:3, 10:5 Utilities... 3:2 V Variables... 9:6 Virtualization... 1:23 W wc - word count... 3:6 who... 3:7 Window Menu... 7:9 Window Tiling... 7:12 Windows and the Window Manager... 7:8 Windows Manager... 7:8 SYS-ED/COMPUTER EDUCATION TECHNIQUES, INC. (UNIX Ess - Solaris 10-8.4) IDX: Page 5