
UNIQ:   HI command
        Finds duplicated lines in a file and displays either
        the duplicated lines or non-duplicated lines, or a
        combination.  A line is only considered a duplicate if the
        second line immediately follows the first.

        SYNTAX:
        uniq pathname [to|over|after outpath] [s] [m] [d]

        PARAMETERS:

        pathname
                  The text file to be processed.  If a wildcard is used, 
                  uniq processes only the first file found.
   
        to|over|after outpath
                  Writes the output to the specified file rather than to the
                  screen.

        s(ingle)
                  Displays only lines with no duplicates.

        m(ultiple)
                  Displays only lines that are duplicated.

        d(uplicate)
                  Displays the extra line of lines that are duplicated.

        ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

        The single, multiple, and duplicate parameters may be used in any
        combination.  If none of these is entered, the default is single and
        multiple, which causes uniq to display all lines that contain no 
        adjacent duplicate lines.  The lines must be adjacent in order to be
        detected.

        For further information on this command, please refer to the
        Command Reference manual.

