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+Command:   tar - tape archiver
+Syntax:    tar [Fcotvxp] [f] tarfile file ...
+Flags:     F   Force tar to continue after an error
+           c   Create a new archive; add named files
+           o   Set uid/gid to original values on extraction
+           f   Next argument is name of tarfile
+           t   Print a table listing the archive's contents
+           v   Verbose mode-tell what is going on as it happens
+           x   The named files are extracted from the archive
+           p   Restore file modes, ignore creation mask
+           D   Directory only, do not recurse
+Examples:  tar c /dev/fd1 .         #  Back  up  current  directory   to
+                                      /dev/fd1
+           tar xv /dev/fd1 file1 file2 #  Extract  two  files  from  the
+                                      archive
+           tar cf - | (cd dest; tar xf -) # Copy  current  directory  to
+                                      dest
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+     Tar is a POSIX-compatible archiver, except that  it  does  not  use
+tape.  It's primary advantage over ar is that the tar format is somewhat
+more standardized than the ar format, making it  theoretically  possible
+to  transport MINIX files to another computer, but do not bet on it.  If
+the target machine runs MS-DOS, try doswrite.
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