RSX SIG Tape, Fall 1987
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This is the RSX symposium tape from the Fall 1987 DECUS US Symposium at
Anaheim. The following are brief descriptions of the contents of the
directories on the tape. As usual, common documents are found in directory
[300,1] and tape copy utilties are in directory [300,2].
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[200,1]		Mandelbrot set explorer and Graphic Microscope for DEC
		Pro 3xx. By R.J. Wilden; minor update by G. Everhart.

[240,1]		The King James version of the BIBLE. Unlike previous
		versions, this one is in mixed upper and lower case; much
		easier to read than the earlier submissions.

[265,1]		Set/reset/show global event flags. Command line editor.
		Send/receive packets from command. Also, utility to
		show or delete send/receive and send/recv-by-ref packets
		(handy when pool gets cluttered...). Submitted by
		Hans Hamakers, DECUS Europe.

[300,117]	FMS-11 enhancements. Adds runtime video attribute
		control, and read-with-timeout for single character
		fields, for FMS-11 2.0 and 2.1From Joseph Kulaga.

[312,41]	Update to LISTRS multicolumn lister for RSX. Adds support
		for PIP type wildcards, line numbering, and many more
		new features. From Chris Doran, SIRA, England.

[312,42]	WLDCRD and ENTAB - utility programs for improved wild
		card file handling and tabbing (replacing multiple spaces
		with tabs as appropriate).

[312,315]	Scientific Subroutine Package, with docs. The complete
		SSP math and statistics package is presented for DEC
		machines, with all comments and documents in the sources
		so they can now be more readily accessed.

[312,350]	Desktop Calendar. Appointment and schedule keeper version
		for pdp-11 complete with tested task images. By Mitch
		Wyle and Glenn Everhart

[312,351]	MicroEmacs 3.9e. These are the sources in C and all
		documents for microEmacs 3.9e. They need some work to
		port to pdp11, but should be compact enough to do
		this with. MicroEmacs is a powerful but compact editor
		which can be customized for most needs.

[327,2]		INUSE - lock terminal for up to 10 min. when you need to
		leave it briefly. VT200 and TEK4010 - toggle VT240
		between VT200 and TEK modes. ALIAS - secure way of defining
		a user alias (including password) for another system
		on DECnet. From Arnold DeLarisch.

[327,100]	Floppy Disk copier. Copies between floppy disks and 
		disk container files, format independent.

[332,12]	Bonner Lab Runoff, a large superset of DEC Standard
		Runoff, from John Clement, Rice Univ. One of the best
		text formatters available on RSX.

[343,120]	BYE, TTMOD patches for secure CLI. From Jim Bostwick. (11M+)

[343,121]	BYE, TTMOD patches for secure CLI. From Jim Bostwick. (11M)

[343,122]	Secure Command Line Interpreter. Allows YOU to control
		what a non logged-in terminal can do, and provides a
		reasonably secure password system. From Jim Bostwick.

[343,123]	Ancillary Control Drivers; one for electronic scale,
		one a skeleton to roll your own... gives you fine grain
		control over terminal line protocols. From Jim Bostwick.

[343,124]	Convert between 64 bit integers and DTR clunk date/times.
		Also, 64 bit integer math routines. From Jim Bostwick,
		RSX SIG chairman.

[351,144]	Papers giving tutorials on RSX, P/OS, and RT11 indirect
		command languages and some utilities for use with indirect
		including case conversion, .STB dumper, BRU preprocessor,
		CDA preprocessor, indexed read, and printer port handler.
		From T. Wyant.

[351,145]	FINGER/RSX. A kind of DECNET based WHO utility that
		shows who's on the system, what they're doing, and
		much more. Interfaces with the FINGER utility on VMS
		also, and permits displays across DECnet in either
		direction. Also acts as a name server (to find an
		account given a name) across the net. From Tom Wyant.

[351,146]	Task Image Zapper. Gives formatted dump and ability
		to modify most task header fields (e.g. name, partition,
		LUN assignments, priority, creation date, commons, etc.)
		Calculator and radix converter. BRU command line
		builder.  From Tom Wyant.

[352,4]		SRD V6.62. Sorted Directory and general file system
		maintenance utility. Now supports either decimal or
		octal version numbers, named directories. Selects
		these using the RSX FEAT$ directive, so it'll work
		on most systems w/o taskbuild. Submitted by Arnold
		DeLarisch.

[356,31]	Datatrieve SIG items: info on reading quadword dates
		in Fortran. Process RSX console log files. Process
		RSX11M+ system accounting with DTR. Graphing data on
		Pro-3xx.

[356,40]	KERMIT. Several recent (1/14/1988) Kermits are present,
		including Kermit-11, VMS Kermit, MSDOS Kermit (vers 2.30),
		CP/M Kermit, C Kermit, some IBM mainframe Kermits, the
		new XK*.* version of C Kermit, and a few document files
		and associated odds and ends. This is NOT a complete Kermit
		distribution of all Kermits, but each Kermit presented
		is complete (except for a few binaries of some machines
		and OSs which were removed to make some space). The
		full Kermit distribution is available separately (all
		120,000 blocks of it!).