                             EDLIN

The EDLIN external command is used to create, edit, and display files of up 
to 65,529 lines in length. Each line can be up to 253 characters long. 

    EDLIN [d:][pathname1]filename1[.ext1] [/B]

[d1:][pathname1]filename1[.ext1] is the source file.  A device name may also
    be used.

/B causes the file to be treated as a binary file.  The file size is 
    determined by the size listed in the directory. Without the /B option,
    the first Ctrl-Z character in the file will determine the file size.

EDLIN associates a line number with each line in the file. Inserting a line 
automatically increases the line numbers of following lines by 1. Deleting a 
line automatically decreases the line numbers of following lines by 1. Line
numbers can be entered absolutely, or relative to the current line number (by
preceeding the relative number with a "+" or "-"). A line number of . implies 
the current line number, while # implies the last line number plus 1.
