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cal: Displays a calendar.
calendar: Writes reminder messages to standard output.
cancel: Cancels requests to a line printer.
canonls: Processes troff command output for the Canon LASER SHOT in LIPS III mode.
captoinfo: Converts a termcap file to a terminfo descriptor file.
capture: Allows terminal screens to be dumped to a file.
cat: Concatenates or displays files.
catman: Creates the cat files for the manual.
cb: Puts C source code into a form that is easily read.
cd: Changes the current directory.
cdc: Changes the comments in a SCCS delta.
cdc: Produces the 9-track tape for mastering a CD-ROM.
cfgmgr: Configures devices by running the programs specified in the Configuration Rules Object Class.
cflow: Generates a C flow graph of external references.
cfsadmin: Administers disk space used for caching file systems with the Cache File-System (CacheFS).
chargefee: Charges an individual for the number of work units specified.
chauthent: Changes the configured authentication methods for the system.
chcons: Redirects the system console to a specified device or file to be effective on the next start of the system.
chdev: Changes the characteristics of a device.
chdisp: Changes the display used by the low function terminal (LFT) subsystem current terminal.
chdsmitd: Changes a domain in the member list for DSMIT.
checkcw: Prepares constant-width text for the troff command.
checkeq: Checks documents formatted with memorandum macros.
checkmm: Checks documents formatted with memorandum macros.
checknr: Checks nroff and troff files.
chfilt: Changes a filter rule.
chfn: Changes a user's gecos information.
chfont: Changes the default font for a display.
chfs: Changes attributes of a file system.
chgroup: Changes attributes for groups.
chgrp: Changes the group ownership of a file or directory.
chgrpmem: Changes the administrators or members of a group.
chhwkbd: Changes the Low Function Terminal (LFT) keyboard attributes stored in the Object Data Manager (ODM) database.
chitab: Changes records in the /etc/inittab file.
chkbd: Changes the default keyboard map used by the Low Function Terminal (LFT) subsystem at system startup.
chkey: Changes your encryption key.
chlang: Changes the language (LANG) environment variable in the /etc/environment file.
chlicense: Sets the maximum number of users that can be logged in concurrently.
chlv: Sets the maximum number of users that can be logged in concurrently.
chlvcopy: Marks or unmarks mirror copy as readonly backup.
chmaster: Executes the ypinit command and restarts the network information service (NIS) daemons to change a master server.
chmod: Changes permission modes.
chnamsv: Changes TCP/IP-based name service configuration on a host.
chnfs: Changes the configuration of the system to invoke a specified number of biod and nfsd daemons.
chnfsexp: Changes the options used to export a directory to NFS clients.
chnfsmnt: Changes the options used to mount a directory from an NFS server.
chown: Changes the user associated with a file.
chprtsv: Changes a print service configuration on a client or server machine.
chps: Changes attributes of a paging space.
chpv: Changes the characteristics of a physical volume in a volume group.
chque: Changes the queue name.
chquedev: Changes the printer or plotter queue device names.
chrole: Changes role attributes.
chroot: Changes the root directory of a command.
chsec: Changes attributes in the security stanza files.
chserver: Changes a subserver definition in the subserver object class.
chservices: Changes the contents of the /etc/services file.
chsh: Changes a user's login shell.
chslave: Re-executes the ypinit command to retrieve maps from a master server and restarts the ypserv daemon to start the slave server.
chssys: Changes a subsystem definition in the subsystem object class.
chsubserver: Changes the contents of the /etc/inetd.conf file or similar system configuration file.
chtcb: Changes or queries the trusted computing base attribute of a file.
chtun: Changes a tunnel definition.
chtz: Changes the language (TZ) environment variable in the /etc/environment file.
chuser: Changes attributes for the specified user.
chvfs: Changes entries in the /etc/vfs file.
chvg: Sets the characteristics of a volume group.
chvirprt: Changes the attribute values of a virtual printer.
chvmode: Changes the current output device and viewport size of the X server.
chypdom: Changes the current domain name of the system.
ckpacct: Checks data file size for process accounting.
ckprereq: Verifies that all prerequisite software is available and at appropriate revision levels.
cksum: Displays the checksum and byte count of a file.
clear: Clears the terminal screen.
cmp: Compares two files.
cnsview: Provides information about changes to the parameters of a 7318 and its associated devices and drivers.
col: Filters for standard output text having reverse linefeeds and forward/reverse half-linefeeds.
colcrt: Filters nroff command output for CRT previewing.
colrm: Extracts columns from a file.
comb: Combines SCCS deltas.
comm: Selects or rejects lines common to two sorted files.
command: Executes a simple command.
comp: Composes a message.
compress: Compresses data.
comsat: Notifies users of incoming mail.
confer: Provides an online conferencing system.
conflict: Searches for alias and password conflicts.
copy: Copies files.
cp: Copies files.
cpio: Copies files into and out of archive storage and directories.
cplv: Copies the contents of a logical volume to a new logical volume.
cpp: Performs file inclusion and macro substitution on C Language source files.
cpu_state: Controls and lists which processors will be active when the system is next started.
craps: Starts the craps game.
crash: Displays system images for examining a dump.
crex: Starts the concurrent daemon for DSMIT.
crfs: Adds a file system.
cron: Runs commands automatically.
cronadm: Lists or removes crontab or at jobs.
crontab: Submits, edits, lists, or removes cron job files.
crvfs: Creates entries in the /etc/vfs file.
csh: Invokes the C shell.
csplit: Splits files by context.
ct: Dials an attached terminal and issues a login process.
ctags: Makes a file of tags to help locate objects in source files.
cu: Connects directly or indirectly to another system.
custom: Allows users to customize X applications.
cut: Writes out selected bytes, characters, or fields from each line of a file.
cw: Prepares constant-width text for the troff command.
cxref: Creates a C program cross-reference listing.

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