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Now you are ready to enter the list of commands that will make up yourexec file.KeystrokesFR#5:=RETURNSPACESPACESPACEyT#4:=RETURN#5:=RETURNQExplanationEnter FilerExecute Remove commandResponse to prompt: Remove what f i 1 e? tellingthe system to remove all files on the disk in drive #5:RETURN ending the previous responseTo handle Pre55 5pace to continuepromptsResponse to prompt: Update directory?Execute Transfer commandResponse to prompt: Tran5fer what file?RETURN ending the previous responseResponse to prompt: To where?RETURN ending the previous responseExit from the FilerTerminator characters indicating the end of the execfileNote that each of these commands is executed in the normal fashion whenit is typed into the exec file, Thus, after the above list of commands iscarried out, the files on the disk in drive #5: will be replaced by copies ofthe files on the disk in drive #4:.When you are ready to execute the exec file, type x for Execute from theCommand Level, then typeEXEC/HEWSTUFiUPDATEYou then will see the system enter the Filer, Remove the files from disk indrive #5:, transfer all the files from the disk in drive #4: to the disk indrive #5:, and return to the Command level.11-294Appendix 2E: Making and Using Exec Files