To request HELP on logging on, type HELP LOGIN.
	To request HELP as to what HELP may be asked
	for type HELP INDEX.
 
	To request HELP on using HELP, type HELP SYNTAX.
1	ACC
	@ACC.HLP
1	ABORT
	@ABORT.HLP
1	ACCOUNT
	@ACCOUNT.HLP
1	ALLOCATE
	@ALLOCATE.HLP
1	ALT
	@ALT.HLP
1	ACCOUNTING
	@ACCOUNTNG.HLP
1	ASN
	@ASN.HLP
1	ATL
	@ATL.HLP
1	@
	#AT.
1	INDIRECT
	#AT.
1	AT.
	@AT.HLP
1	BASFILES
	@BASFILES.HLP
1	BASFUNCTS
	@BASFUNCTS.HLP
1	BASIC
	@BASIC.HLP
1	BATCH
	@BATCH.HLP
1	@BLD
	@BLD.HLP
1	BLKCOMP
	@BLKCOMP.HLP
1	BP2
	@BP2.HLP
1	BRU
	@BRU
1	BTQ
 
	Please type HELP BATCH QUEUE
1	BVARBL
	@BVARBL.HLP
1	BROADCAST
	@BROADCAST.HLP
1	BUILD
	@BUILD.HLP
1	CCL
	@CCL.HLP
1	CDA
	@CDA.HLP
1	COMPARE
	#CMP
1	CMP
	@CMP.HLP
1	CONTROL
	@CONTROL.HLP
1	CSR
	@CSR
1	CVL
	@CVL.HLP
1	DIRECTIVE
	@DIRECTIVE.HLP
1	DISMOUNT
	#DMO
1	DMOUNT
	@DMOU.HLP
1	DUMP
	#DMP
1	DMP
	@DMP.HLP
1	EDIT
	@EDIT.HLP
1	ERROR
	Additional HELP on ERRORs can be found by typing
		HELP ERROR F4P
		HELP ERROR FCS    or
		HELP ERROR DIRECTIVE
2	F4P
	@F4PERROR.HLP
2	DIRECTIVE
	@DIRERROR.HLP
2	FCS
	@FCSERROR.HLP
1	EVF
	@EVF.HLP
1	FCS
	@FCS.HLP
1	FILES
	#FILE_SPECIFIER
1	FILE_SPECIFIER
	@FILES.HLP
1	FLX
	@FLX.HLP
1	FORM
	@FORM.HLP
1	FORTRAN
	@FORTRAN.HLP
1	F4P
	@F4P.HLP
1	GREP
	@GREP.HLP
1	HELP
	@HELP.HLP
1	HOLD
	#SET
1	INDEX
 
			INDEX of AVAILABLE HELP INFORMATION
 
	@INDEX.HLP
1	INI
	@INI.HLP
1	INSTALL
	@INSTALL.HLP
1	LIBRARIAN
	#LBR
1	LBR
	@LBR.HLP
1	LOA
	@LOA.HLP
1	LOGIN
	@LOGIN.HLP
1	LST
	@LST.HLP
1	MAIL
	@MAIL.HLP
1	MAP
	@MAP.HLP
1	MOUNT
	@MOUNT.HLP
1	NEWS
	@NEWS.HLP
1	OPEN
	@OPEN.HLP
1	@OPT
	@OPT.HLP
1	PIN
	@PIN.HLP
1	PIP
	@PIP.HLP
1	PRINT
	@PRINT.HLP
1	QUEUE
	@QUEUE.HLP
1	RECOVER
	@RECOVER.HLP
1	RESTORE
	@RESTORE.HLP
1	RUN
	@RUN.HLP
1	SAVE
	@SAVE.HLP
1	SET
	@SET.HLP
1	SPQ
 
	Type SPQ to display the print spooler queue.  To find out about
	all display options type HELP QUEUE LIST.
1	SRD
	@SRD.HLP
1	SYE
	@SYEHLP.HLP
1	STOP
	@STOP.HLP
1	STRING
	@STRING.HLP
1	SYNTAX
	@HLPSYNTAX
1	SYSLOG
	@SYSLOG.HLP
1	UCB
	@UCB
1	UFD
	@UFD.HLP
1	VMR
	@VMR.HLP
1	WHO
	@WHO.HLP
 
 
	
 
1	ACT
	ACT		Display list of tasks active at TI:
	ACT /ALL	Display list of all active tasks
	ACT /TERM=TTn:	Display list of tasks active at TTn:
 
1	DEALLOCATE

	DEA[LLOCATE] ddnn:

	The DEALLOCATE command releases a private(allocated) device where
	ddnn: is the device and unit number.  Privileged users can deallocate 
	any device but non privileged users can only deallocate devices which
	they have allocated.  If no device is specified, the command will
	deallocate all of the user's allocated devices.	
1	LOGOFF
 
	To LOGOFF,  type  BYE
1	COMPILE
 
	COMPILE is a CCL command to simplify building F4P object modules.
	The command syntax is:
				COMPILE progname /SWITCHLST
 
	If /SWITCHLIST = /LIST, a listing file is produced (only).
	Otherwise /SWITCHLST can be a string of acceptable F4P switches
	(/NOTR/CO:15./CK  etc.) which would be appended to the input file.
	The 'progname' must omit any .FTN extension.  Object modules with
	version number 1 are always produced.
1	COPY
	#USE-PIP
1	DIRECTORY
	#USE-PIP
1	DELETE
	#USE-PIP
1	SPOOL
   Files are SPOOLED to the line printer via the CCL SPOOL command,
 the PIP /SP switch, the /SP switch on many utilities, or the PRINT
 command.  The print spooler is a complicated beast with many options
 for control.  To obtain the full details on all the wonderful and 
 confusing things which may be done, type
 
	HELP PRINT		For information on the PRINT command.
	HELP QUEUE		For help using the QUEUE manager.
1	TRUNCATE
	#USE-PIP
1	USE-PIP
	 
	PIP is used to obtain listings, spool files, copy files, delete
	files, list directories, and truncate files.  To obtain HELP  type
		HELP PIP [keyword]   where
	keyword is optional, and may be COPY, LIST, DIRECTORY, SPOOL, DELETE, 
	TRUNCATE, and many, many more.
 
1	REASSIGN
 
	REA [SSIGN] taskname  lun  ddn:
 
	where:	lun  - logical unit number
		ddn: - new device unit which can be a physical, logical, or
		       pseudo device.
1	REDIRECT
 
	RED [IRECT]  Nddn: = Oddn:
 
	where:	Nddn:  = New device-unit to which subsequent requests will be
			 directed.
		Oddn:  = Old device-unit from which requests have been
			 directed.
1	RMC
 
	RMC - Remote MCR is a task to force a command line to a terminal
	other than TI:  Its syntax is:
 
		RMC  TTN:command line
		RMC   TI:command line   (although this form is pretty useless)
		RMC  TTN:$command line
 
	The '$', in the last form signifies that RMC will not stop itself and
	wait for the MCR command to execute, but will spawn the MCR command
	and immediately exit.  If RMC is used with the normal format, RMC will
	stop itself and wait for the MCR command to execute.  It then will
	pass on exit status.
1	DEVICES
 
	DEV [ICES]   [dd:]
		     [/LOG]
	If  ddn: used, displays just that type of device.  If omitted, all
	devices displayed.  If /LOG form, all logged in times displayed.
1	TIME
 
	Type TIME to display the current system time and date.  To set the
	time and date type
			TIME DD-MMM-YY HH:MM
 
 

#
	NOT A RECOGNIZED KEYWORD
 
	
	@INDEX.HLP