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Usage: alias [<new command>] [<command sequence>]
1) 'alias' is used to shorten a command or command sequence.
A maximum of 20 aliases are allowed.
Examples: alias s stats (shortens 'stats' to: s)
alias fmc tell fmc (shortens 'tell fmc' to: fmc)
alias w3 who 3k-9p (shortens 'who 3k-9p' to: w3)
2) To display all your aliases, enter: alias
3) 'alias' with only the argument (the alias) will remove that 'alias'.
Example: You wish to remove the alias 's', which was for 'stats'.
Enter: alias s
The command <unalias> will disable aliases for the current login. You will
not be able to use your aliases until you enter IGS again. The aliases
will be saved. Example: unalias
Periodically _all_ aliases are deleted from the system without notice.
See also: commands help
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