LET1REM2

 Dear Mr. Lefevre,

 This letter is a reply to your request for

 the information on the training materials

 available from the CTI Inc.  Enclosed is

 the general information sheet, plus the

 detailed outline of all the courseware available!

                   Sincerely

                   XXXXXXXXXXX

                   Director CTI 

 Dear Mr. Johanson,

 This letter is a reminder that the ITS

 technical seminar on the topic UNIX System

 Administration will be held on Nov 2, at

 10:00 AM at the Parker Center.

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   cat

 SYNTAX

         cat  [-u]  [-s]  file  ... 

 FUNCTION

         Read each file in the sequence, and print

         it to the standard output, usually the screen.

 SOME OPTIONS

         -u    -  do not buffer output

         -s    -  do not complain about non-existent files

"ls" command practice, - 1.3.3.0.1

  Let us use the cat command.

  Enter the command to print the files letter1 and reminder2

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 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please use cat to print letter1 and reminder2

 Please type cat letter1 reminder2

 I guess I must type this for you:

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FORGET1

 $ cat letter1 reminder2               

  Observe the result on the terminal!