
\Sar\S:  Examples

        ar -r library.A book.1 book.2

    Replaces the old files called "book.1" and "book.2" in the archive file
    "library.A".  If "book.1" and "book.2" do not exist in the archive, \Sar\S
    adds them to the end.  If "library.A" is not an archive file that already
    exists, \Sar\S creates it and "book.1" and "book.2" are the only files in
    it.

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        ar -xv library.A book.3 book.4

    Extracts copies of the files "book.3" and "book.4" from the archive file
    "library.A" and prints the file names as it extracts the files.

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        ar -ri report.V Report.a report.4

    Archives a file named "report.4" and inserts it into the archive
    "report.a".  "report.4" is inserted before the file "report.5".

