	REUTERS, LTD	RSX CONTRIBUTION SPRING '85

The following five files are contained on this tape:


LABEL.MAC

	This task accepts command lines in either of two forms:

		LAB dd:		or	LAB ddn:

	A file called LABEL.CMD;1 is created in your current UIC;  if you then
	include the command "@LABEL" in an indirect command file, the global
	string symbol "$LABEL" will be defined as the volume label of the
	specified disk.

	NOTE that the command "LAB ddnn:" won't work.  This should be an easy
	fix.


MAKLABEL.CMD

	This command file creates two files, LABELASM.CMD and LABELBLD.CMD, 
	and then invokes them to build the LABEL task.  Note that LABEL 
	installs as ...LAB.


WHERE.CMD

	Some of our systems consist of two 11/70s, linked by DECnet as live
	and backup.  The two systems are nearly identical, and I often forget
	which system I'm on or which system I've remoted to.  Put this in
	[3,54] on your RSX-11M+ system, and anyone who types @WHERE will know
	where they are.  If accounting is turned off, or if you've logged in
	before accounting is turned on, much of the usual information isn't 
	available.


MAIN.CMD
INDEX.CMD

	I'm not claiming wonderful things for these, but they're the best I 
	could do in the middle of the night when I discovered how poorly the
	modules in [1,2]INDSYS.CLB worked on my system (RSX-11M+ V2.1E).

	Seems the <filspc> parameter gets clobbered somehow when .INDEX is
	chained to from .MAIN. if your UIC isn't the same as the one the
	library file is in.  This causes .INDEX to fail miserably.

	Use the following two command lines to fix your copy of INDSYS.CLB:

		LBR [1,2]INDSYS.CLB=[uic]MAIN.CMD/RP:.MAIN.
		LBR [1,2]INDSYS.CLB=[uic]INDEX.CMD/RP:.INDEX



	*****> SOME TIMELY WARNINGS/INFORMATION/ETC <*****

	Our systems are PDP-11/70s, running RSX-11M+ V2.1E.  All of our users
are privileged, so if you're non-privileged you may have some surprises.  I
don't expect this to be the case, but I simply don't know.  Additionally, there
is no way for me to know if any of this will work on anything but the above
system configuration.

	These files are supplied to DECUS for use, free of charge, by anyone
who wants them.  There are no guarantees of anything concerning this stuff.
If you have any problems, feel free to contact me at the address which follows.
I can't promise to fix it, but I can certainly try!

	Gus Altobello
	Reuters, Ltd
	90 Davids Dr
	Hauppauge, NY  11788
