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			PDP-11 SEARCH UTILITIES
			-----------------------

	This consists of three modules, SEA.CMD, SRP.CMD and TEC.TSK,
	which will allow you to accomplish the following functions on
	A PDP-11:

		1) Search file spec for an occurance of an ascii
		   string.

		2) Search and replace a specified file spec for
		   occurances of a set string and replacing that
		   string with a new one.


	To Search the following is required:

		@SEA a b c

		Where:
			a = is the file spec to search, no disk spec allowed
			    the disk to search thru is SY: (this is due to
			    our version of TECO screwing up the disk spec for
			    disk unit #'s greater than 17 octal).	
			b = is the search string, and no blanks are allowed.
			    this can be overcome by not putting in this
			    parameter (and the following parameter also), thus
			    causing the command file to promt for the rest of
			    the parameters.  That promt will allow any string
			    to be inputed.
			c = is the optional output file spec to put the results
			    of the search.  If not provided, then TI: is the
			    assumed destination.

	To Search and Replace the following is required:

		@SRP a b c d

		Where:
			a = is the file spec to search, no disk spec allowed
			    the disk to search thru is SY: (this is due to
			    our version of TECO screwing up the disk spec for
			    disk unit #'s greater than 17 octal).	
			b = is the search string, and no blanks are allowed.
			    this can be overcome by not putting in this
			    parameter (and the following parameters also), thus
			    causing the command file to promt for the rest of
			    the parameters.  That promt will allow any string
			    to be inputed.
			c = is the replace string, and no blanks are allowed.
			    this can be overcome by not putting in this
			    parameter (and the following parameter also), thus
			    causing the command file to promt for the rest of
			    the parameters.  That promt will allow any string
			    to be inputed.
			d = is the optional output file spec to put the results
			    of the search.  If not provided, then TI: is the
			    assumed destination.

	Also provided is our copy of catchall.cmd that we used to help in our
	development environment.

