1 - /ALL

       /ALL [command-specifier]

    Displays all the commands (and their numbers) available for
    recall. Do not use the /ALL qualifier with the other RECALL
    qualifiers.

    To display multiple occurrences of a specific command in the
    recall buffer, specify the command after the /ALL qualifier.

                                   NOTE

       The RECALL command is never stored in the recall buffer.

2 - /ERASE

    Erases the contents of the recall buffer.

3 - /INPUT

       /INPUT=filespec

    Causes each line of the input file to be added to the recall
    buffer. If a file type is not specified with the file name,
    .LIS is the default. The file specification cannot include the
    asterisk (*)  and the percent sign (%) wildcard characters.

    If the /ERASE qualifier is also specified, the contents of the
    recall buffer are erased before the contents of the specified
    file are read into the recall buffer.

    The /INPUT qualifier is incompatible with the /ALL and /PAGE
    qualifiers.

4 - /OUTPUT

       /OUTPUT=filespec

    Specifies the name of the output file where the contents of the
    recall buffer are written. If you do not specify a file type,
    the default is .LIS. The file specification cannot include the
    asterisk (*)  and the percent sign (%) wildcard characters.

    If the /ERASE qualifier is also specified, the contents of the
    recall buffer are erased after the contents of the recall buffer
    are written to the specified file.

    The /OUTPUT qualifier is incompatible with the /ALL and /PAGE
    qualifiers.

5 - /PAGE

       /PAGE
       /NOPAGE (default)

    Displays all the commands (and their numbers) available for
    recall one screen at a time. The /NOPAGE qualifier produces the
    same output as the /ALL qualifier. You can cancel the output
    display by pressing Ctrl/Z.

    The /PAGE qualifier is incompatible with the /INPUT and /OUTPUT
    qualifiers.

6 - /SEARCH

       /SEARCH string

    Searches the recall buffer and displays all the commands (and
    their numbers) that contain the specified search string.