QUIT
Q
UIT [
STOP
]
[user name] [program name]
ends the current user session, after which you can specify another
INFO user name in which to use INFO.
argument
STOP ends the entire INFO session and returns to the operating system level.
user name opens a new user session in the specified
INFO directory.
program name runs the specified program.
notes discussion
n
An unqualified QUIT command ends processing for the current user name. INFO then prompts for the next user name. Specifying STOP as the next user name will also end the INFO session.
n
If an INFO program named WRAPUP exists in your user area when you issue a QUIT command, INFO automatically executes the WRAPUP program before the user session ends. See the PROGRAM command for a description of the WRAPUP feature.
n
When specifying an INFO user name and a program name as arguments, if an INFO configuration file (info.cfg or text.cfg) exists, it will be executed first, followed by the
PROFILE program if it exists in the specified user name.
The QUIT command ends the use of INFO under the current user name. After the QUIT command is processed, you can specify another user name under which you can continue to use INFO.
Alternatively, you can include the STOP option to the
QUIT command to end the INFO session entirely.
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QUIT example
ENTER COMMAND >QUIT
Terminates only the current user session.
ENTER USER NAME>LMG
Enter another INFO user name.
or or
ENTER COMMAND >QUIT STOP
Ends the INFO session.
ENTER COMMAND >QUIT ABC
Exits current INFO directory and goes into ABC INFO directory.
or
ENTER COMMAND >QUIT ABC MENU
Exits current INFO directory and goes into ABC INFO directory and runs program MENU (N.B. If an INFO configuration file (info.cfg or text.cfg) exists, it will be executed first, followed by the PROFILE program if it exists in user ABC.)
NB. If an Info configuration file (info.cfg or text.cfg) exists, it will be executed first, followed by the PROFILE program if it exists in user ABC.
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