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     Command: Redirect CodeView Output (>)
 
     Syntax:  [T]>[>] device
 
     Argument:
 
     <device>   Device or file to redirect output to.
 
     Description:
 
     The Redirect Output (>) command causes CodeView to write all
     subsequent command output to a device, such as another terminal, a
     printer, or a file. The term "output" includes not only output
     from commands, but also the command characters that are echoed as
     you type them.
 
     The optional T indicates that the output should be echoed to the
     CodeView screen. If you do not give a T, CodeView echoes only
     commands that you enter. Use the T option if you are redirecting
     output to a file to see output from the commands that you are
     typing.
 
     NOTE: If you are redirecting output to another terminal, you may
           not want to see the output on the CodeView terminal.
 
     The second greater-than symbol (>) optionally appends the output
     to an existing file. If you redirect output to an existing file
     without this symbol, the existing file is replaced.
 
     See: ◄Redirect CodeView Input (<) Command-Window Command►
          ◄Redirect CodeView I/O (=) Command-Window Command►
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