     Disk Librarian (DSKLIB) is a program to maintain a master
catalog of multiple disk directories.  Disks are given unique
numbers and names, and then placed in the master catalog. A 
powerfull Find command is then used to locate a particular file.
Full wildcards and multiple switches are supported.  An example
of the Find command is:
	Find file named: .MAC/DUR MAY/GR 75/LESS 100/PRI
This command would print a list  of all files in the catalog with 
the MAC extension created during May of the current year that are 
greater than 75 blocks, but less than 100 blocks in length.

DSKLIB.DOC   124  08-May-83	DLBOPT.MAC     4  26-Dec-81
DSKLIB.EOB    60  18-May-83	DSKLIB.NOB    62  18-May-83
DSKLIB.NSV    29  18-May-83	DSKLIB.ESV    28  18-May-83
DLBCOM.MAC     1  08-May-83	DLBCOM.SAV     1  15-Mar-79
UA    .MAC     1  08-May-83	UA    .SAV     1  18-May-83

The Archive Handler was submitted to the RT11 tape a year ago.  It is
a sub-device handler that allows a file on a large disk to appear as
a directory structured device to RT 11.  V5 now includes the LD handler 
and KMON commands to do the same function in a more elegant manner.
(DEC does occasionally learn from users.)
DSKLIB may use an SPFUN in AR to update from Archive files without
specifying a file name, so it is included again.

AR    .DOC    13  25-Nov-81	AR    .MAC     7  27-Nov-81
ARCDEF.MAC     4  27-Nov-81	ARCDEF.SAV     3  27-May-81



DDT (Dynamic Debugging Technique) is DECUS 11-313 modified and enhanced
for RT 11.  (11-313 was the RSX version.)  DDT allows symbolic debugging
of programs using the symbol table file optionally produced by LINK.  It
allows global references as the program is debugged, rather than referring
to locations.  DDT also decodes and prints the opcodes at each breakpoint,
using global symbols where possible.

DDT   .DOC    13  14-Sep-82	DDT   .MAC   130  16-Oct-82
DDT   .OBJ    26  08-May-83



    View is a small utility program that allows quickly paging through
an ASCII file on a VT100.  It supports 132 column mode, and can optionally
show embedded control characters.  The commands are available with the /H
switch.  This version is for TSX+, but may be modified for RT 11.

VIEW  .MAC    36  08-Jul-81	VIEW  .SAV     6  08-May-83
V     .COM     1  08-May-83


    Bye prints a saying or definition from BYE.LNS when run. If that file 
is edited, the index must be rebuilt with the BYEBLD program.

BYE   .SAV     3  19-Aug-82	BYEBLD.SAV     4  17-May-81
BYE   .IDX     4  17-May-81	BYE   .LNS   123  17-May-81


    A TECO macro to backup a large disk to multiple smaller disks.  The input
to the macro is a directory listing file from DIR, the output a command 
file for PIP.  All DIR switches are valid in generating the listing file, 
so it may be more useful in some cases than V5's BUP utility. 

COPY  .DOC     5  07-MAR-83     COPY  .TEC     2  30-Nov-78
MOUNT .SAV     2  30-Nov-78
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