The Bankers Trust submissions for RSX-11m+ and P/OS are organized as follows:

	For RSX-11M+ (I and D space machines only):

[350,50]	OPA.MAC for M+ V2.0/2.1, Online Pool Analyzer
		upgraded pool analyzer with some new structures  - Kitty Bethe

[350,51]	TTMAC.COR - 	correction file to change TTDRV 
		character buffer size

		.COR files for I/D space F11ACP adapted from Frank Penner
		(G.D.Searle) and RMDEMO (so task page still works)

		MODES.MAC - CPU processor modes display for RSX-11M+, 
		(shows Kernal,Supervisor,User, and Fork queue)- Pete Devita

		UCB.MAC - (bugs fixed from previous tape) - displays device
		UCBs plus the UCB extension if a TT: device

	For RSX-11M+ (I and D space not required):

[350,52]	HERTZ.MAC - MCR command to change system clock to 50 or
		60 Hertz online.

		OPA.MAC for M+ V2.0/2.1 without I/D space, not as up to
		date as 350,50 version; has been used on an 11/24

		ABORT.MAC for all RSX/PRO systems. A module which
		makes it easy to put an abort AST into a Fortran
		program without violating the rules on no Fortran I/O
		when in AST state.

		PTY.MAC	 simple command to turn even parity on or off
		for a TT: line

[350,56]	System Accounting: for M-Plus: command files to make
		starting and stopping easier, and to simplify processing
		the obtained information. Includes some enhancements to
		the package on the Fall-83 tape, and output for the
		graphics package in [350,54]. B. Z. Lederman

	For P/OS (version 1.7 and/or 2.0)

[350,53]	Useful fortran utilitied for P/OS tool kit:

		INITDZ.FTN - spawnable INI and BAD for floppies to use
		with tool kit

		Collected useful command files, including MCR.CMD (allows
		MCR commands under 1.7 tool kit) and RSX command files
		to simplify CFT multi-file transfers. Also, files to build
		SRD and RNO for the PRO.

[350,54]	Graphics on the PRO, including some demo programs, some
		programs to graph data from System Accounting, and a
		command file to make compilation of programs automatic.
		B. Z. Lederman

	For all operating systems:

[350,55]	CIPHER, an easy to implement but very difficult to break
		text encryption program, with documentation on how it's
		done and why. B. Z. Lederman.

Further information on assembling and taskbuilding the above is in
	[350,50]STANDARDS.DOC
