**** ATTENTION LISP HACKERS ***
THE NEW LISP 1.6 MANUAL IS NOW AVAILABLE AS SAILON 28.3.
BE SURE TO OBTAIN THE LATEST CORRECTIONS.

THE LISP INTERPRETER AND COMPILER WERE GENERATED    7-NOV-69


IF ANY PROBLEMS OR INCONSISTENCIES ARE FOUND PLEASE 
CONTACT L. H. QUAM.

THIS FILE IS INTENDED TO INFORM LISP USERS OF ANY
CHANGES TO THE LISP SYSTEM AND CORRECTIONS TO THE LISP MANUAL.

Change of 7-Nov-69
ERRSET now allows further control of error message printing.
If an error occurs while evaluating a function contained in an ERRSET,
the following happens, depending on the value of the second argument to ERRSET:

(ERRSET (FOO) 0) causes the error message to print of whatever output
	device is selected.
(ERRSET (FOO) T) causes the error message to print on the TTY.
(ERRSET (FOO) NIL) prevents the error message from printing.


Changes of 12-Nov-69

DDTOUT and FORCE no longer exist and are not needed because
LISP now uses TTYSER UUO's for TTY I/O.

ASCII 32 (, tilde) is now the magic character for breaking
atoms over line boundaries.  Files which have ASCII 176 in then
for this purpose must be converted.  Use CVTLSP in [1,3] or
STOPGAP for this purpose.
To convert the file FOO:
	.R CVTLSP
	*(CONVERT FOO)
	NIL

or:
	.EDIT FOO
	*S~**
	*E

