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*                              WORDS                                 *
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*                  COPYRIGHT 1983 EUGENE H. MALLORY                  *
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PROGRAM:
    WORDS - Separate input into one word per line.
USAGE:
    WORDS [<fid] [-N] [-Ln] [-H] [>fid]
FUNCTION:
    This puts "words" from input onto separate output lines.
    There are some options useful in setting up cross-references
    and indexes.  These are:
    
    -N  Prefixes the word with a 7 digit line/page number 
        and a space.
    
    -Ln Sets the "page" length.  The default is 1.  If n is
        1, it causes the number to be the line number.  If n is
        the page size (e.g. 66), it causes the number to be the 
        page number.

    -H	Displays the available options.
    
EXAMPLE:
    WORDS <FILE
    WORDS <FILE |SORT |UNIQUE -N |SORT -R -L7 |2UP -L22 -N4
          {Gives a word frequency count for file.}
BUGS:
    The definition of a "word" is simplistic.  Any string of
    alphabetic characters will do.
    

    
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 Standard Input     |                           |    Standard Output
     TEXT           |                           |  WORDS (WITH NUMBERS)  
------------------->|           WORDS           |----------------------->
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