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─────LIB────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
 
     Run LIB by typing the following command:
 
          LIB
 
     Supply input to LIB in three ways, separately or in combination:
 
        ■ Specify input on the command line
          See: ◄Using the LIB Command Line►
 
        ■ Respond to prompts
          See: ◄Using LIB Prompts►
 
        ■ Provide input in a response file
          See: ◄Using a LIB Response File►
 
     LIB expects input in one or more fields, which must appear in
     order but can be left blank (except for <oldlibrary>). A semicolon
     (;) after any field ends the command; LIB assumes defaults for any
     remaining fields.
     See: ◄<oldlibrary> Field►
          ◄<options> Field►
          ◄<commands> Field►
          ◄<listfile> Field►
          ◄<newlibrary> Field►
 
     LIB copies the old library and makes changes to the copy. You must
     have enough disk space for both the original library and the copy.
 
     Press CTRL+C or CTRL+BREAK at any time to return to the operating
     system. Interrupting LIB leaves the original library intact.
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