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I'm attempting to create 3 text files that display last,current and next month. I'm not having any luck besides a lot of articles that explain different ways to use the cal command and print to the screen. I haven't progressed far enough to know the entire syntax of how to do it, but I remember stumbling across it about a year ago in my searches.










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    man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
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I'm attempting to create 3 text files that display last,current and next month. I'm not having any luck besides a lot of articles that explain different ways to use the cal command and print to the screen. I haven't progressed far enough to know the entire syntax of how to do it, but I remember stumbling across it about a year ago in my searches.










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    man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
    – Stephen Harris
    2 days ago













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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by RalfFriedl, GAD3R, Stephen Kitt, schily, dhag yesterday


Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.






put on hold as unclear what you're asking by RalfFriedl, GAD3R, Stephen Kitt, schily, dhag yesterday


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    man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
    – Stephen Harris
    2 days ago














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    man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
    – Stephen Harris
    2 days ago








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man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
– Stephen Harris
2 days ago




man cal tells you that cal -3 "Display prev/current/next month output." Is this the output you want? Or something else? It may help to edit your question to provide example output if cal -3 isn't what you want.
– Stephen Harris
2 days ago















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