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In the [[Commonwealth]] of [[Pennsylvania]], '''police dispatchers''' work in multiple jurisdictions and agencies, such as a county dispatcher or city/local dispatcher. Most dispatching is done on the county level; for instance, while in "X" county, if 911 is dialed, "X" county dispatching center is the Public Safety Answering Point ([[PSAP]]). On the whole, the county dispatchers will dispatch the needed services, such as fire or police personnel, to the location in which they're needed. <br />
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If police are needed within a jurisdiction that does not have a full time department, or none at all, the calls and/or information is passed along to the [[Pennsylvania State Police]].<br />
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===Pennsylvania State Police===<br />
Within this organization, police dispatchers are known as Police Communications Operators (abbreviated '''PCOs''').<ref>http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pennsylvania_State_Police#Police_Communications_Operator </ref><ref>http://www.psp.state.pa.us/bhr/cwp/view.asp?a=435&q=159358&bhrNav=|6957|6961|</ref><br />
See reference for the job details.<br />
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==References==<br />
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[[Category:Government of Pennsylvania]]</div>76.204.76.177https://ideawaza.com/index.php?title=Basic_commands_in_Linux&diff=49211Basic commands in Linux2008-11-29T04:55:22Z<p>76.204.95.211: </p>
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<div>Here are some basic commands<br />
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* ls -list files<br />
* su -substitute user<br />
* $ -shell variable<br />
* touch -make file and update timestamps <br />
* rm -delete file<br />
* mkdir -make directory<br />
* !touch -repeat last touch command<br />
* cp -copy<br />
* mv - move or rename file<br />
* top -list top 25 running processes <br />
* who -list which users are logged on<br />
* w -show what users are doing<br />
* [[ln]] - create symbolic links<br />
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