Verb Confusion

• Date: Thu, 5 Oct 1995 13:23:19 PDT
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  Sandra Batista <batista@husc.harvard.edu>
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Hi. Please excuse me because I am a very newbie. I have been looking 
through the FAQ and manual and I am still confused about this issue:
What is the difference between a verb such as "say hello" and a verb such 
as "@move #101 to #102"? What is the difference between how these 
commands are parsed? How is  the "@" before the verb parsed? 
On which objects are verbs preceded by "@" in a command line defined?
Any help, explanations, references clarifying this confusion would be 
greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Sandra

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