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The command more --help is used to get information about how to use the more command. When you type this command in the terminal and hit enter, it will display a brief summary and explanation of the available options and usage of the more command.

Typically, the output will include a description of the more command, its purpose, and how it works. It will also list the various command-line options that can be used with more to modify its behavior. These options may include:

• -d or --dumb: This option forces more to use a dumb terminal interface, which is useful when the terminal lacks advanced functionality.
• -c or --single-voice: This option makes more treat all characters as control characters, leading to a single voice output.
• -s or --squeeze: This option removes consecutive blank lines and replaces them with a single blank line.
• -num or +num: This option specifies the number of lines to scroll the output at a time. Using -num will make it scroll backward, while +num will scroll forward.

The more --help command acts as a quick reference guide, providing users with an overview of the more command's capabilities and options without having to consult external documentation.