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From: rang@CPS45X.CPS.MSU.EDU (Anton Rang)
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Subject: $ Delete/Queue ; help needed
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Date: 22 May 88 00:15:01 GMT
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  I think that the 'stop/queue/next' command will do what you want.
The 'stop/queue' command puts the queue in 'paused' state, not
'stopped' state (maybe another one would stop it).  At least, that's
what it did last I checked (last year).

				Anton Rang