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.nh 2 "What to do Next"
.LP
This chapter has given an overview of what using Aegis feels like.
As a next step in getting to know Aegis,
it would be a good idea if you created a project and
went through this same exercise.
You could use this exact example,
or you could use a similar small project.
The idea is simply to run through many of the same steps as in the example.
Typos and other natural events will ensure that you come across
a number of situations not directly covered by this chapter.
.LP
If you have not already done do,
a printed copy of the section 1 and 5 manual entries will be invaluable.
If you don't want to use that many trees,
they will be available on\[hy]line,
by using the "\-Help" option of the appropriate command variant.
Try:
.E(
% \f(CBaedb \-help\fP
\fI\&...manual entry...\fP
%
.E)
.LP
Note that this example has not demonstrated all of the available functionality.
One item of particular interest is that tests,
like any other source file,
may be copied into a change and modified,
or even deleted,
just like any other source file.
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