The TYPE command displays the contents of the specified file on the screen.
The command format is as follows:

        TYPE [d:][path]filename[.ext]

If the drive or path are not specified, the default is assumed.  The filename
may not contain the global filename characters "*" or "?".  The file is
displayed as is except that Tab characters are expanded with enough spaces to
reach the next eight character boundary from the left side (ie. column 8, 16,
24 and so on).  Files that are not in true ASCII format may be very exciting
to watch, but will not be displayed properly (for example .EXE and .COM files,
and files created by some word processors such as Wordstar in document mode).

Examples:

TYPE B:THEFILE  - Display the contents of THEFILE on disk drive B: on the
                  screen.

TYPE AFILE >PRN  - Type AFILE from the current directory on the system printer
                   (see help files REDIRECT and DEVICES for more details).

TYPE MYFILE |MORE  - Display the contents of MYFILE one screenful at a time
                     (see the help file MORE for further details).
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