msg:tldr:69d3e
msg: Set a delay in seconds for a message.
$ msg /time:${10}
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This command is written in the Windows command prompt or batch scripting language.
The command "msg" is used to send a message to another user on the same local network. The "/time:${10}" option is used to specify the time delay, in seconds, before the message is sent.
In this specific command, the value of "${10}" is the input parameter passed to the command. The exact meaning and purpose of this parameter would depend on the context in which the command is being used. It could be a variable, a placeholder, or any other value that is meant to be dynamically provided when executing the command.
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