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COMMAND REFERENCE 1 - 1 1 COMMAND REFERENCE This section contains detailed information about all the commands used by FLAC 3D. The commands are described in two major parts: First, in Section 1.2, there is a summary of the commands, organized into groups of related modeling functions. This summary is also intended as a recommended command sequence to prepare an input data file. Second, in Section 1.3, there is an alphabetical listing and a detailed description of all the commands. Some common input conventions and features are described in Section 1.1. A command summary given in alphabetical order is also provided in Section 1 in the Command and FISH Reference Summary for convenience. FLAC 3D Version 3.0 1 - 2 Command Reference 1.1 Common Conventions and Features 1.1.1 Syntax FLAC 3D may be operated in “interactive” mode (i.e., commands entered via the keyboard) or “file- driven” mode (i.e., commands stored in a data file and read in from the file). In either case, the commands for running a problem are identical, and the particular method of data input depends on user preference. All input commands are word-oriented and consist of a primary COMMAND word followed by one or more keywords and numerical input, as required. Some commands (e.g., PLOT) accept “switches,” which are keywords that modify the action of the command. Each command has the following format: COMMAND keyword value . . . keyword value . . . The commands are typed literally on the input line. You will note that only the first few letters are presented in bold type. The program requires only these letters to be typed, at a minimum, for the command to be recognized. Likewise, the keywords, shown in lowerca