
\Ssh\S:  Examples

        sh format

   Executes the commands in the file "format." "format" does not have to be an
   executable file.

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        sh -x format

   Executes commands in the file "format".  It also prints each command as it
   is executed.  This is useful when you are debugging "format".  "format"
   does not have to be an executable file.



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        sh -s format format.2

   Creates a new shell and assigns "format" to be positional parameter 1 and
   "format.2" to be positional parameter 2.  If you type:

        cat $1

   the new shell prints the file "format".  If you type:

        ls -l $2

   The new shell prints the access permissions and information on the file
   "format.2". To end the new shell and return to the old shell, you hold down
   the control key and strike the letter "d" simultaneously.
