How to copy procedure to sql plus window.

I am trying to copy my procedure from note pad to sql plus window and some of the texts are being cut off. How can I copy the entire procedure to sql plus window.
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Thank you guys this is what is happning.
1 CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE ITEMCUSTOMPAGING(
2        p_desc in itemlist.idescr%type,
3        p_letting in bidlet.datelet%type,
4        p_letting1 in bidlet.datelet%type,
5       p_sort in NUMBER ,
6       p_order in VARCHAR ,
7        i_results    out sys_refcursor
8     )
9     AS
10     BEGIN
11        OPEN i_results FOR
12         SELECT g.csecnum , e.iplineno , substr(e.eiitem ,1,4)||'.'||substr(e.eiitem ,5,9) ItemNum,
13         INITCAP(i.idescr ||' '|| e.isupdes) Descrip,INITCAP(i.idescrl ||' '|| e.isupdes) Descrip
14         DECODE (TRIM (p.prroute), NULL, 'N/A',p.prroute) Route,b.datelet ,trim(to_char(b.datelet ,'
15        FROM itemlist i, estitem e, estcatg g, propproj x, proposal p, bidlet b, letprop l
16        WHERE    p.contid = x.contid AND x.pcn = g.pcn AND e.pcn = g.pcn AND e.cn = g.cn AND i.item =
17        AND i.ispecyr = p.cspecyr AND e.iplineno <> ' ' AND e.eiitem <> '2550601/01000'
18        AND e.eiitem <> '2565601/00031' AND e.eiitem <> '2565601/00032' AND e.eiitem <> '2565601/0003
19        AND e.eiitem <> '2402601/01000'
20        AND (i.idescr like TRIM(UPPER(p_desc))||'%' or i.idescrl like TRIM( UPPER(p_desc))||'%'
21        AND b.datelet between p_letting and p_letting1
22        AND p.contid = l.lcontid
23        AND l.letting = b.letting
24        AND SUBSTR (l.lcontid, 4, 4) <= '5'
25        GROUP BY g.csecnum,i.idescr,b.datelet,i.iunits,p.clocat1,p.clocat2,p.contid,p.cdescr, p.cproj
26        ORDER BY p_sort   p_order;
27* End;
QL> /
arning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
QL> SHOW ERR
rrors for PROCEDURE ITEMCUSTOMPAGING:
INE/COL ERROR
2/8     PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
6/25    PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
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