1 SPS	The following SPSS11 commands are available: 	APPEND	CHECK	COPY	DATA	DELETE	EXIT	FIND	INCLUDE	INSERT	MOVE	REPLACE	RESEQUENCE	SUBSTITUTE	TYPE	WRITE	XEQ 	Type AID SPS 'command' for more information about any command2 AID AID   [command]--The AID command prints helpful information.  The argument      	"command" tells which command you want more information about.  If             	the argument is omitted, it prints a list of the legal commands.               2 APPEND APPEND [n]/FI:filespec--locates an SPSS raw data file and copies it into        	the workspace.  "n" specifies the line ahead of which the contents             	of the file are to be APPENDed.  If the argument "n" is missing,               	the data is APPENDed ahead of the current line.  If there is no                	line numbered "n", an error message is printed.  "filespec" is                 	any legal file specification.  After a raw data file has been                  	APPENDed into the workspace, the line pointer is positioned at                 	the last line of the newly APPENDed text.                                      2 CHECK  CHECK Check the entire contents of the scratch area for legal SPSS             	commands in correct order.                                                     2 COPY COPY   range TO nn--copies lines from one location to another, while              	keeping them in their original location.  "range" is one of the                	legal range specifiers, telling which lines are to be copied.                  	If more than one line is specified, all the specified lines are                	copied.  "nn" is the number of the line before which the set of                	lines is to be copied.  After a line or group of lines has been                	copied, the line pointer is positioned at the first line of the                	copied lines in their new position preceding the line numbered                 	"nn".                                                                          2 DATA DATA   [n]--inserts SPSS raw data before the line numbered "n".  If the           	argument "n" is missing, the raw data is inserted ahead of the                 	current line.  If "n" is larger than the last line number, the                 	text is inserted at the end of the workspace.  If there is no                  	line numbered "n", an error message is printed.  After a line                  	or group of data lines has been inserted into the workspace, the               	line pointer is positioned at the last inserted line.  When you                	issue an DATA command, SPSS11 prompts you for the lines of data                	to be inserted by printing a "?".  When all the lines have been                	entered from the terminal, terminate DATA mode by typing the                   	<CTRL/Z> character.  The "Command?" prompt will then be printed.               2 DELETE DELETE [range]--deletes lines from the workspace.  "range" is one of the        	legal range specifiers.  If you do not specify a range, the current            	line is deleted.  After a line or a group of lines has been                    	deleted, the line pointer is positioned at the line immediately                	following the last line deleted.  If you enter non-existent line               	numbers in a range specification, SPSS11 prints an error message.              2 EXIT EXIT   Terminates the SPSS11 program.  If you have not saved the contents        	of the workspace with a WRITE command, it will be lost upon                    	executing the EXIT command.                                                    2 FIND FIND   string--The FIND command looks for the first occurrence of the             	specified string.  The search begins at the current line.  If the              	string is found, the line pointer is positioned at the line which              	contains the string.  If the string is not found, an error message             	is printed, and the position of the line pointer is unchanged.                 2 INCLUDE INCLUDE [nn]/FI:filespec--locates an SPSS command file and copies it            	into the workspace.  "nn" specifies the line ahead of which the                	contents of the file are to be inserted.  If you do not specify                	a line number, the contents of the file are INCLUDEd ahead of                  	the current line.  "filespec" is any legal file specification.                 	After a file has been INCLUDEd into the workspace, the line                    	pointer is positioned at the last line of the newly INCLUDEd                   	text.                                                                          2 INSERT INSERT [n]--inserts text before the line numbered "n".  If the argument         	"n" is missing, the text is INSERTed ahead of the current line.                	If "n" is larger than the last line number, the text is INSERTed               	at the end of the workspace.  If there is no line numbered "n",                	an error message is printed.  After a line or group of lines has               	been INSERTed into the workspace, the line pointer is positioned               	at the last INSERTed line.  When you issue an INSERT command,                  	SPSS11 prompts you for the lines of text to be INSERTed by printing            	a "?".  When all the lines have been entered from the terminal,                	terminate INSERT mode by typing the <CTRL/Z> character.  The                   	"Command?" prompt will then be printed.                                        2 MOVE MOVE   range TO nn--transfers lines from one location to another and              	deletes them from their original location.  "range" is one of the              	legal range specifiers, and specifies the lines which are to be                	moved.	"nn" is the number of the line ahead of which to move the               	lines in the range.  After a line or group of lines has been moved,            	the line pointer is positioned at the first line of the transferred            	lines in their new position preceding the line numbered "nn".                  2 QUIT QUIT   Terminates the SPSS11 program.  If you have not saved the contents        	of the workspace with a WRITE command, it will be lost upon                    	executing the QUIT command.                                                    2 REPLACE REPLACE [range]--deletes the lines in the specified range and inserts           	one or more lines of text in their place.  "range" specifies the               	lines that are to be REPLACEd and is one of the legal range                    	specifiers.  After a line or group of lines has been REPLACEd,                 	the line pointer is positioned at the last replacement line.                   	If you do not specify a range, the REPLACE command deletes the                 	current line and inserts the replacement lines in its place.                   2 RESEQUENCE RESEQUENCE--assign new line numbers to the lines in the workspace.              	The entire workspace is renumbered.  The first line is assigned the            	number 10, and subsequent lines are numbered in increments of 10.              	The largest line number which can be used is 32767.  After the                 	workspace has been resequenced, the line pointer is positioned                 	at the first line in the buffer.                                               2 SUBSTITUTE SUBSTITUTE /string1/string2/--changes characters within lines of the            	workspace.  "string1" specifies the characters in the workspace                	that you want to locate and to change.  "string2" specifies the                	replacement characters.  Only the first occurrence of the string               	is changed to the replacement string.  The search for "string1"                	begins with the current line.  After a string substitution has                 	been made, the line pointer is positioned at the line in which                 	the substitution was made.  You can replace the slash (/) string               	delimiter with any character which does not appear in either of                	the two strings.  If the first string "string1" is not found, an               	error message is printed.                                                      2 TYPE TYPE   [range][/BR]--displays a range of lines of text at your terminal.          	"range" is one of the legal range specifiers.  If you omit a range             	specifier, the current line is displayed.  /BR specifies that only             	the first 16 characters of each line be displayed.  You can also               	use /BR:nn to display the first "nn" characters of each line.                  	After the lines are displayed, the line pointer is positioned at               	the first line of the range.                                                   2 WRITE WRITE  [range] /FI:filespec--Save the SPSS commands and/or data currently        	in the workspace in the file specified.  If a file with the name               	specified already exists, it will be replaced, with no warning.                	The position of the line pointer is not changed by the WRITE                   	command.                                                                       2 XEQ XEQ    If the workspace contains SPSS commands, this command will cause           	them to be processed.  If the workspace is empty, the program will             	prompt you with "Input from?".  Respond with the name of an SPSS               	command file (or CR: or KB: if your commands are on cards or you               	wish to type them in on your terminal).  In either case, it will               	then ask you where you want your output to go ("Output to?").                  	Respond with the name of the file to which you want your output                	to go (or LP: or KB: if line printer or terminal).                             