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%.IDENT      deletekeyw.hlq
%.AUTHOR     KB, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, DELETE/KEYWORD
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: DELETE/KEYWORD
%.VERSION    1.0  12-OCT-1983 : Creation, KB
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SECTION./KEYW
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DELETE/KEYWORD						14-JAN-1991  KB
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DELETE/KEYWORD key
	delete user defined keyword
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Purpose: 
           Delete user defined keyword
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Syntax: 
           DELETE/KEYWORD key
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           key = name of keyword, has to be defined before by the user, you
               cannot (!) delete a keyword defined by the system, i.e. the
               keywords initially stored in the file MID_MONIT:syskeys.dat.
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               If the keyword name is omitted, no prompting is done - just
               an error message displayed.
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Note:         
           In general it is not a good idea to first create a new keyword
           and then delete it later on. Inside procedures you should always
           use DEFINE/LOCAL instead because local keywords are automatically
           removed upon termination of the procedure!
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           Local keywords, i.e. the ones created via DEFINE/LOCAL inside a
           procedure are not processed by this command, because local
           keywords are automatically destroyed at the end of the procedure
           where they have been created.
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See also:
           WRITE/KEYWORD, DEFINE/LOCAL_KEYWORD, SET_MIDAS keyw=
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Examples:
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           DELETE/KEYW pluto
           Assuming that you entered  e.g. "WRITE/KEYW pluto/i/1/3 1,2,3 "
           previously, this will remove the keyword PLUTO again.
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