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The following UIC's are part of the KMSF RSX11M V3.1 Enhancements Package.
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	[344,10]	Terminal and disk accounting, privlege allocation,
			modifications to HELLO and BYE, account utilities
			and report programs.
 
	[344,20]	RSX11M V3.1 BATCH including Virtual Terminal support,
			BATCH, and SUBMIT utilities, Batch Queue display,
			documentation, and a Fortran callable subroutine
			to interface  with VTDRV.
 
	[344,30]	Utilities. An enhanced version of Coleman's
			CVL allowing the user to change most of the 
			disk volume INI parameters. A Truncate utility,
			a disk fragmentation utility, and a spool
			queue display utility.
 
	[344,40]	The KMS implementation of CCL, INS, and Indirect
			File Processor enhancements.
 
	[344,50]	Richard Kirkman's origional implementation of
			CCL plus his BATCH and VTDRV(plus other random
			things).
 
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     A discription of all the modifications and enhancements and 
most of the utilities is in ACNTNG.DOC.  The command file ACNTGEN.CMD 
will provide all required information for building the Accounting 
Enhancements and a number of the other programs.
 
     After building the Accounting Enhancements, virtual terminal support,
Batch, and the utilities, and the user is satisfied that all is working,
the user may then procede to update the system to include CCL(console
command language).  This will require a SYSGEN if the user elects
to implement CCL via a PUTMCR executive directive.  CCL can also
be implemented using an MCR driver(EDDRV) which does not require a 
SYSGEN.  NOTE:  CCL requires F4POTS.OLB for getcommand line processing.
Those without F4P should have no problem bypassing this restriction
and doing macro calls to GMCL.  The command file CCLGEN.CMD is a prototype
to help the user build CCL into his system.  However, it is not as smart
as ACNTGEN.CMD and will have to be tailored to fit the circumstances.
 
     The files ACCOUNT.TXT and BATCH.TXT are HELP format files for
eventual use with the HELP processing enhancements.  CCLAT.TXT and
EXAMPLES.TXT are Richard Kirkman's origional documentation for CCL.
CCL.DOC and CCLKMS.DOC provide information and a user's manual for
the present implementation.
