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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1990 European Southern Observatory
%.IDENT      copy_lsdd.hlq
%.AUTHOR     KB, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, COPY/LSDD
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: COPY/LSDD
%.VERSION    1.0  16-JAN-1992 : Creation, KB
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SECTION./LSDD
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COPY/LSDD					13-SEP-1995  KB
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COPY/LSDD list source_frame dest_frame
	copy list of descriptors of source frame to descriptors of dest_frame
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Purpose:   
           Copy descriptors of source frame to descriptors of destination
           frame; the source and destination descriptors are stored in an
           ASCII file.
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Syntax:    
           COPY/LSDD list source_frame dest_frame
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           list = ASCII file containing a list of source descriptors and
                  corresponding destination descriptors
\ap\pa
           source_frame = name of frame with the source descriptors
\ap\pa
           dest_frame = name of frame with the destination descriptors
\ap\no
Note:      
           Each record of the ASCII list contains a source descriptor spec.
           and, separated by at least one blank, a destination descriptor spec.
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           Descriptors are specified in exactly the same the way as in the
           command COPY/DK or COPY/KD.
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           If destination descriptors do not exist yet, they are created in
           the dest_frame.
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           If only a source descriptor is specified, the destination descriptor
           is set to the source descr.
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See also:
           COPY/DD, COPY/KD, COPY/DK
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Examples:
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           COPY/LSDD tecate.dat bohemia corona
           Copy the contents of the descriptors of bohemia.bdf which are
           stored in tecate.dat to the descriptors of corona.bdf specified in
           the same records of tecate.dat.
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           The records of tecate.dat would look like:
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           o_time/d/1/8  o_time/d/1/8
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           ident/c/10/8  new/c/1/8
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           window_from
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           . . .
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