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Hello Wayne - 

RJT>> When you do get around to the command-line stuff, mc is
RJT>> your friend. :-) 

CA>> Is this accurate? 'mc' is just another buffer to hide
CA>> behind to avoid learning to use the command line IMO. 

WC> I'm primarily using it for ease of jumping around, reading
WC> info files with F3 to advance my knowledge of the command
WC> line or view scripts and files for syntax. 

WC> Other then that mc is of no use to me at all. 

WC> It's just an ease of learning command line tool for me and
WC> that's how I intend to keep it. 

It's a personal decision for each of us, that much is certain.
If the desire is to use the command line effectively then the
only way to learn that is to use the command line. Otherwise
how we 'get around' the system is of no particular importance. 

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