
\Sat\S:  Examples

        at -l

    Lists the jobs that you scheduled using \Sat\S.

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        at -r 459803100.a

    Removes the job with the job number "459803100.a".






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    The following example shows you how to use \Sat\S to execute a command.

        \Sat now +30minutes\S

    If you type "\Sat\S now +30minutes " followed by a carriage return, \Sat\S
    waits for you to type a command.  If you want a reminder of a meeting,
    you type:

        \S banner MEETING AT 3:00 \S

    \Sat\S will wait for input until you type a control character and the
    letter "d" simultaneously.

        \S control-d \S



    After you type control-d, \Sat\S prints the job number and the time that
    it will execute the job.

        job 465053400.a at Wed Sep 26 14:45:00 1984
