!(OPCSDEFS)		Optical Printer Control System		!(OPCSDEFS)

    NAME
        ! -  execute a shell command from within OPCSDEFS file

    SYNOPSIS
        ! [command]

    EXAMPLES
        ! copy *.* a:\safe        # run the DOS 'copy' command
        ! myprog 12 34 56         # run 'myprog 12 34 56' from DOS

    DESCRIPTION
        Like the !(OPCS) command, !(OPCSDEFS) executes commands from DOS
	in a DOS shell. But this allows the user to have programs executed
	automatically while the OPCSDEFS.OPC file is being parsed when the
	OPCS software is started.

        This is useful to initialize other pieces of hardware not associated
	with the OPCS software, or other modular programs that should be run
	as part of the initialization process.

    COMMAND STACKING
        As with all OPCSDEFS commands, it is recommended that you avoid
        'stacking' more than one command on any one line (like you can with
        OPCS commands at the operator's prompt). Put each separate OPCSDEFS 
        command on its own separate line to avoid parsing problems.

    BUGS
	In OPCSDEFS files, '!' commands must be on a line by themselves. 
	So you can't 'quote' commands with '!' in DEFS files the way you can
	at the OPCS prompt. Example: this will NOT WORK in an OPCSDEFS file:

		! myprog 12 34 56 ! ramp a 1 12

    ORIGIN
        Adapted after examples set by such UNIX utilities as VI, ED, etc.
	UNIX is a trademark of AT&T.