The ATP command
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             The ATP command displays at the issuing terminal a list  of
        all  active  tasks  and  their  current running priorities.  The
        active task list is internally buffered  by  ATP  before  it  is
        printed.   The  internal buffer is of sufficient size to contain
        40  entries.   To  use  the  command,  just  type  ATP  (for   a
        system-wide list), or ATPT (for TI:  only).

             A typical output from ATP looks like:

        	 . LDR.  CO0:	248.
        	 ...RMD  TT11:	225.
        	 LOG...  TT0:	170.
        	 MCR...  VT1:	160.
        	 F11ACP  CO0:	149.
        	 PMT...  CO0:	148.
        	 COT...  TT0:	145.
        	 BATMAN  CO0:	120.
        	 WATCHR  TT0:	80.
        	 QMG...  CO0:	75.
        	 ...ATP  VT1:	75.
        	 LP0     CO0:	70.
        	 ...AT.  VT4:	64.
        	 AT.V1   VT1:	64.
        	 EDTT7   TT7:	55.
        	 ...RNO  TT4:	51.
        	 TT1     TT1:	50.
        	 VT2     VT2:	5.
        	 VT3     VT3:	5.
        	 VT4     VT4:	5.

             The listing may be cancelled at any time by typing CTRL/O.