INSFL.DOC

	RSX-11M+ has one special account character, the dollar sign,
	which designates [SYSUIC]/[LIBUIC] when used in a RUN or INS
	command.  When you type "INS $task" or "RUN $task/CMD=..."
	INS will search as follows:

		LB:[SYSUIC]task
		LB:[LIBUIC]task
		LB:[SYSUIC]taskRES
		LB:[LIBUIC]taskRES
		LB:[SYSUIC]taskFSL
		LB:[LIBUIC]taskFSL
		LB:[SYSUIC]taskANS
		LB:[LIBUIC]taskANS

	or say "INS -- File not found".

	This patch to module INSFL (M+ V2.1) modifies INS to accept
	#task as it would $task and is interpreted as [SYSGRP,SYSMBR+1]/
	[LIBGRP,LIBMBR+1], typically [1,55] and [3,55].  This is useful
	for keeping user-written privileged system tasks and utilities
	and DECUS programs separate from the regular RSX distribution
	tasks.  You might use [1,55] for privileged tasks and [3,55] for
	non-privileged tasks.

	Copy the SLP file and apply the patch.  Assemble the new source
	with your EXEMC.MLB and RSXMC.MAC.  Make a copy of [1,24]INS.OLB
	and replace the new object.  Taskbuild using [1,24]INSBLD.CMD
	or use SYSGEN.