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	This uic contains Mostek's contributions to the RSX/IAS SIG tape
 
for the Chicago Spring '80 Symposium.
 
	The files contributed and a brief description fo their function:
 
Files				Function
=================		==============================================
LDX.MAC				TKB to LDX reformatter. This program takes files
LDX.CMD				output from the Task Builder and reformats them
				into DOS .LDA files for use with DOS Absolute 
				Loaders.
 
LPT.MAC				Produces Man-Readable leader on paper tape from
LPT.CMD				the PP driver.
 
WATCH.MAC			Program to sound the SONALERT on a KW11-Y Watch
WATCH.CMD			Dog Timer
 
DEVICE.MAC			Lists allocatable devices and who, if anyone has
DEVICE.CMD			them allocated. Dosn't work for disk drives yet.
 
DATE.MAC			Prints the date and day on CL. We run it at 
DAY.MAC				Midnight to break the console log into logical
DATE.CMD			places if you ever need to find something fast.
 
MWAIT.MAC			Replaces the $MESSAGE/WAIT from RSX-11D Batch.
MWAIT.CMD			This version checks the allocation of the Paper
				Tape Punch to channel many users to our single
				Punch.
 
FILSAV.MAC			Resets the end of file pointer for those 0 used
FILSAV.CMD			/many allocated files. Portions of the last block
				may contain garbage.
 
DISTRIB.MAC			Uses a file (change FDB file specification for your
DISTRIB.CMD			file) to print files with banners. We use this
				to satisfy a bunch of users who want a copy of 
				several files every day.
 
SECRET.MAC			Prints the Password for users on a IAS T/S or M/U
SECRET.CMD			System. You'll want to protect this from general access!!!
 
BATJOB.MAC			Uses file (LB0:[1,4]BATCHJOB.SUB) to fire off
BATJOB.CMD			batch jobs at specific times on a combination 
				of days. This file must be in cronoligical order!!!
 
TAPE.MAC			Program to find out the block size on MT0:
TAPE.CMD
 
TAPVER.MAC			Verifys Binary Load Modules on PR0:
TAPVER.CMD			
 
LPSTART.MAC			Resstart the line printer(s) from batch so general
LPSTART.CMD			won't need Consloe privileges. The account will need 
				chain privileges.
 
DIRECTIVE.TXT			Useful for finding what that DIC code in the task
				dump is.
 
	For more information, bug reports, etc. call:
	John Jenkinson
	MOSTEK, Corp.
	1215 W. Crosby Road
	P. O. Box 169  M. S. 32
	Carrollton, Texas 75006
	214-323-6401  or  214-323-6195
 

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