7.0;eef (edit_end_of_file) *DM*, revision 7.0, 83/08/11 EEF (EDIT_END_OF_FILE) -- Insert end-of-file mark. usage: eef FORMAT EEF The EEF command inserts a stream end-of-file mark (EOF) in the pad. If the line containing the cursor is empty, the end-of-file mark is written on that line. Otherwise, the end-of-file mark is inserted following the current line. By default, CTRL/Z executes the EEF command. It is a common (although not universal) convention for programs to terminate execution and return to the process which called them when they receive an EOF on their standard input stream. The command Shell is such a program. When the top-level program in a process (usually /COM/SH) returns, the process stops and all of its streams are closed. The Display Manager then closes the Shell's process input pad and window, and closes the transcript pad. Whether or not the transcript window also disappears depends on the setting of its auto-close mode (type HELP WC for details). If auto-close is disabled (the default condition), then you must manually delete any windows associated with the closed transcript pad by using the DM command WC -Q, or CTRL/N.