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I have figured out more<br />
&nbsp;it is a tar comman with a series of file names after it.<br />
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It is like it only permits a string so long
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I have figured out more
 it is a tar comman with a series of file names after it.

It is like it only permits a string so long

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Microsoft notepad was putting in line wrap charactors !!!<br />
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I do like the \ and am using thsi<br />
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I am giving wesly the points because his example pasted in from ee worked and lead me to the solution. <br />
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Microsoft notepad was putting in line wrap charactors !!!

I do like the \ and am using thsi

I am giving wesly the points because his example pasted in from ee worked and lead me to the solution.



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I have large aliases &amp;&nbsp;functions I need to paste in to putty. <br />
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problem is that it stops the paste &nbsp;at abourt120 charactors. <br />
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is there a setting &nbsp;?<br />
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I have large aliases & functions I need to paste in to putty. 

problem is that it stops the paste  at abourt120 charactors. 

is there a setting  ?



Can only paste in about 120 charactors in putty

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