  12/08/8804:59 pmsophia    EUT7.5B                             P                          Unexpected end of file on "name".

The program tried to read past the last character in a file or to write one 
character more than there is room for in the file.

The problem can also be caused by an attempt to access a device that does not
exist but for which a device file is defined. P                                Input/output error

This error is usually due to a file read or a file write error. P                                   I/O error

An unidentified input or output error has occurred.   P                          Program too large for memory

The program is too large to fit in the remaining space in main memory.
 P                             Bad modes in OS command

The arguments specified by the program in an OS command were incorrect. P                   No file descriptors/inodes are available

All the file descriptors (inodes) in the filesystem have been used.

No more files or directories can be created until some of the filesystem's
existing files and/or directories are deleted.

The number of descriptors is defined when the filesystem is created.  The
number can be increased by redefining the filesystem.  (WARNING:  redefining
the filesystem will erase all its current data!)  Use the "makefs" command. P                               Too many files open

The maximum number of files are already open, so the system cannot open
another file as requested.

The maximum number of open files is determined by the system configuration.
 P                                 File not open

The program has attempted to read or write a file that has not been opened. P                             Illegal file name "name".

You have entered, or the utility has encountered, an illegal file name.  The
name is either null or too long.

The maximum length of a filename is 20 characters.  The maximum length of a
path name is 128 characters.

This error can also occur when the utility requires an unqualified file name
but you entered a full or partial path name. P                          Bad filesystem format on "name".

The filesystem you have attempted to mount or analyze is not the proper
format.  A filesystem has not been created on the device or the filesystem
is corrupted. P                        Not enough space in filesystem

The system has been unable to locate another free block in the filesystem.
 P                                Bad object file

The program attempted to execute a bad object file through 'exec'.  This error
is usually the result of missing data.
 P          "name" is not a directory.  This operation required a directory.

The operation you were performing requires a directory name.  The name you
entered either is not a directory or does not exist. P                    Invalid path name for file/directory "name".

Some directory in the path name you entered does not exist.
 P                   Cannot delete directory "name".  It is not empty.

You have attempted to delete a directory that still contains files and/or 
sub-directories. P                              "name" is a directory

You have specified the name of a directory.  The utility requires a file name.

This error can also be caused by an attempt to perform a file operation on a
directory.  For example, it will occur if you try to move or copy a file to a
destination directory that already contains a sub-directory with the same name
as the file. P                     Illegal attempt to write to directory "name".

The utility attempted to open a directory for writing.  The system allows only
non-directory files to be opened for write access. P                   No space available to mount filesystem "name".

The system allows a limited number of filesystems to be mounted.  The maximum
number of filesystems are already mounted.

Before you can mount another filesystem you must unmount one that is already
mounted.
 P                              File name is not a device

The process you are using requires the name of a device.  The name that you
entered is not a device file.

System device names are stored in the directory "/dev". P                                 The device is busy.

Several conditions can cause this error:

1.  You have attempted to mount a filesystem that is already mounted.

2.  You have attempted to unmount a directory or filesystem that is being
    used.  A file or directory in the mounted filesystem is open or some
    operator's working directory is within the mounted filesystem. 

3.  You have attempted to format a diskette that is busy or that is mounted.

4.  You have attempted to repair a mounted filesystem.

5.  You have attempted to access a diskette drive, MCS cartridge drive, 
    1/2 inch tape drive, or printer that is busy. P                         Directory "name" is not mounted.

There is no filesystem mounted on the directory.  There is no filesystem to
unmount. P                           No more swap space available

The swap space available on disk is full.  No more processes can be brought 
into memory until space has been cleared.


                      No more process space available

Either one of two conditions will cause this error:

1.  There is no more space in memory for another process.

2.  The process that the program has attempted to execute does not exist.
 P                            Logical unit is not a file

The program attempted an input or output operation to file that was not open. P                           File/directory "name" is locked

You have attempted to access or delete a file or directory that is locked.

The file or directory could have been locked by your process or another
process.

Also, a directory is automatically locked so that it cannot be deleted when
it is being used as the working directory by your process or another process.
In this case, the directory can be accessed but not deleted. P                                   bad device

This error occurs if either the device you specified is bad or the program 
attempted to access a bad device. P                                bad system call

An illegal system call was executed by the program. P    
The program used an odd address in an I/O request to a raw device.
 P    
The program used an odd byte count in a raw I/O request.
 P                Cannot rename or addname file "name" across filesystems.

You have attempted to rename (addname) a file to a different filesystem than
the one where it currently resides.  Files cannot be renamed across filesystem
boundaries.

The "Rename Files" utility ("frename") actually performs an "addname" system
command when it renames a file.

The "File Move" utility ("fmove") may be used to move files across filesystem
boundaries. P                            File "name" already exists.

You have attempted to create a file or directory with the same path name as a
file that already exists.

The error can also be caused by an attempt to rename a file to the name of an
existing file. P                                 no child process

The program executed a WAIT command when there were no active child processes.
 P    
The program attempted to use an eventcount operation on a logical unit that
is not open to an eventcount.
 P    
The program attempted to used a double eventcount operation on a logical unit
that is open to a single eventcount.
 P                                 bad logical unit #

The program used a logical unit number that has not been assigned to an open
file.
 P                         No more eventcall slots available

A limited number of openings are allotted for eventcalls.  All available slots
are currently in use. P                                  No read access

You do not have read access permission for the file or directory you have
attempted to access.
 P                                  No write access

You do not have write access permission for the file or directory you have 
attempted to access.
 P                              No more pipes available

A limited number of pipe structures are available on the system.  All pipes
are in use. P    
The program attempted to write to a pipe that does not have a process to read 
from it.
 P                         Access permission denied on "name".

You do not have access permission for the file, directory, program, filelist,
or menu that you have attempted to read, write, execute, or delete.

You need execute permission for a directory in order to access any files in
it. 

You need read permission for a file in order to read or copy it.

You need write permission for a file in order to write to it.  

You need execute and write permission for a directory in order to delete or
move files in it.  

You need execute and read permission for the file and its directory in order
to execute a program or command file. P                            Invalid object file header

An attempt was made to execute a program with a bad object file header.
 P                          Negative file position requested

The program tried to use a negative position number when reading or writing 
from a file.  Only positive file positions are allowed. P    
Either of two conditions cause this error:

1. The program attempted to access non-existent memory.

2. System call parameters could not be accessed.
 P                              system call interrupted

A system call was interrupted for an eventcount process.
  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                                 unknown mnemonic

The program attempted to used an undefined or illegal mnemonic command. P                           incorrect menu message format

The program attempted to display a menu using a message with the wrong format. P                        File/directory "name" does not exist.

The file or directory name that you entered does not exist. P                     1. Mount a filesystem
                 2. Unmount a filesystem
                 3. Display mounted filesystems
                 Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The "mount a filesystem" function allows you to access the files in a separate
filesystem by mounting it to the root filesystem.  You must specify the 
directory where the mounted filesystem will be attached.  This is called the
mount point directory.

The files in the mount point directory will not be accessible while a
filesystem is mounted to it.  The files will reappear when the filesystem
is unmounted.
                          
The "unmount a filesystem" functions allows you to unmount a mounted 
filesystem.                          
The "display mounted filesystems" function displays a report of the 
filesystems that are currently mounted.  The report lists the names of  
the mounted filesystems and their mount point directories.

The information on mounted filesystems is stored in the file "/etc/mounttab".
If it is corrupted or erased, the utility will not be able to report the
filesystems that are mounted.  The filesystems are actually mounted, and can
be unmounted, even though they are not reported as mounted. P                             Type <RETURN> to proceed

The report of mounted filesystems is displayed on the terminal screen.  The
report includes:

Device          The device name of the mounted filesystem.
                
Directory       The directory where the filesystem is mounted.
                
Press <RETURN> for the next page of report, if any.  If this is the last page
of the report, the program will return to the function menu.

Press <CTL-IV> to end the report.  The function menu will be displayed. P                        Type directory name, <RETURN> to end

You should type the fully qualified or partially qualified path name of the
mount point directory.  The working directory is added to a partially
qualified path name.

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the function menu.
<CTL-IV> will end the program. P                      These are the filesystem devices
                  1. boot       3. fd0
                  2. root
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

This menu allows you to choose the filesystem that you want to mount.  It
lists all devices that could contain a filesystem, even those that are already
mounted or that do not contain a valid filesystem.  The menu shown here is an
example.  Your menu is probably different.

Type the number of the filesystem device that you want to mount and press
<RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the directory name prompt. P                        Type directory name, <RETURN> to end

Type either the fully or partially qualified path name of the mount point
directory of the filesystem to be unmounted, then press <RETURN>.  Your
working directory is prefixed to a partial path name.

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the function menu. P                   Type working directory, <RETURN> for no change:

Type either the fully qualified or partially qualified path name of the new 
working directory, then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to keep the current working directory.

The current working directory is automatically added to the front of all
partial path names.
 P                                Type report file name

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the report file and press 
<RETURN>.  The current working directory is added to a partially qualified 
name.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the program will assign a name for the report
file.  It will create the file in the working directory and then display the
file's name. P                                Type number of printer

Type the number of one of the printers listed.  The report will be output to 
that printer.
 P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Display Directory Contents" utility reports the files and sub-
directories that are contained under the working directory, or it reports the
parameters of specified files.  The initial menu allows you to specify the
contents and output device for the report.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter 
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

DIRECTORY         This parameter specifies the working directory path that
                  will be used by this utility.

                  current:  The current working directory path will be used.
                  It is displayed above the menu.

                  other:  The utility will ask you to enter the working
                  directory path.
FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be reported.

                  all files:  The contents of the working directory and its
                  sub-directories will be reported.

                  selected files:  The utility will allow you to build a list
                  of the files that will be reported.

REPORT DETAIL     This parameter specifies the contents of the report.

                  names only:  Only the names of the files and directories
                  will be included in the report.

                  file attributes:  The names, types, and size parameters will
                  be reported.
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  directory contents.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P                  Type name of directory to delete, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the directory to delete
and press <RETURN>.  The current working directory is added to a partially
qualified path name.

Only an empty directory can be deleted.  If it contains any files or sub-
directories, it cannot be deleted.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the program ends.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                   Type name of directory to create, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the directory to create and
then press <RETURN>.  The current working directory is added to a partially
qualified path name.

The utility will create all directories in the path that do not exist.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the program ends. P                           Invalid message number requested

The program attempted to display a message that could not be found in the
message file.

The probable cause is that the message file is corrupted or missing. P                                  Type save set name

The save set name can be up to eight (8) characters long.  It identifies a
save set of diskettes.

If you press <RETURN> without entering a name, the save set will be left 
unnamed.
 P                    Insert diskette number N, <RETURN> to proceed

Insert a diskette into the drive and push the lock button.  Then press
the <RETURN> key to signal that the diskette is ready.

You should use a diskette that is empty or contains unnecessary information.
All current data on the diskette will be lost.  The diskette must be 
formatted. P               All data on the diskette will be lost!  Proceed? (yes/no)

The Save to Diskette utility writes over any information already on the 
destination diskette.  You should use a new diskette or a used diskette that
contains unneeded data.  The diskette must be formatted.
 P                              Diskette is full.
                          Insert diskette number x 

The program has filled the current diskette.  Remove the diskette from the
drive and insert another one.  The diskette should be new or contain unneeded
data.  It must be formatted.

When you have inserted the new diskette, press <RETURN>.  The utility will
continue saving files. P                               Diskette write error
                           Insert another diskette

The diskette currently in the drive is damaged, so the utility has been unable
to copy files to it.  Remove the diskette.  (Either discard it or attempt to 
format it.)  Insert a new diskette to continue saving files.

When you have inserted the new diskette, press <RETURN> and the program will 
continue to save files.  No files or data will be lost. P                              Disk read error
                             1. Save partial file
                             2. Skip this file
                             3. Abort

A disk read error occurs when there is a problem with the system disk.  The
program cannot read a file that you wanted to save.  Three actions are
available:

Save partial file    This option tells the program to save as much of the file
                     on the disk as it can read.  It then goes to the next
                     file and continues the normal save procedure.  
                     
                     Data will be missing from the saved partial file.  The 
                     file can be restored, but the results are unpredictable.
                     The restored file may or may not be usable.
Skip this file       This option tells the program to stop trying to save the 
                     current file.  The program goes immediately to the next 
                     file to save and writes over any diskette space used by 
                     the error file.  You might be asked to re-insert a
                     previous diskette from the save set.
                     
Abort                This option tells the program to end the entire save 
                     process.  No more files are saved and no files already 
                     saved are erased.  
                     
                     The files already saved can be restored if the process is
                     aborted at this point, but only by a full ("all files")
                     restore procedure.  Selected files cannot be restored.
 P                               Insert diskette number N

A disk read error has occurred and you have chosen to skip the error file.
The program will write over any diskette space used by the error file.  That
space begins on diskette number N of the save set.

Insert the diskette asked for and then press <RETURN>.  The program then
begins saving the next file.
 P                           Save to Diskette Utility Report

The report lists the names of the files saved and the number of the diskette
in the save set where each is stored.  If a file is split between two or more
diskettes, each section is listed separately.  The file size is the number of
bytes in the section of the file on that diskette.

"Yes" in the complete file column indicates that the whole file was
successfully saved.  

"No" in the complete file column indicates that data is missing from the saved
file due to a disk read error.  If the file is restored, it may not be usable.

When the report is done, the utility displays:
     PROGRAM IS DONE, Type <RETURN> to end
When you type <RETURN>, the utility ends. P                               Insert diskette number x

The Restore from Diskette program is ready to restore a file or part of a file 
saved on diskette number x.

Insert the specified diskette and then press <RETURN>.

The program will verify that you have inserted the correct diskette.  It will 
let you know if a mistake was made.
 P                     This diskette is not from the right save set

The diskette you inserted into the diskette drive is from a different save
set.  The program cannot restore the next file from this diskette.

Find the correct diskette and insert it.  Press <RETURN> when you are ready.
 P                       Insert the last diskette in the save set

Before restoring selected files from the save set of diskettes, the program 
must read the directory of files saved.  The directory is stored on the last 
diskette of the save set.

Insert the last diskette and then press <RETURN>.  The program will copy the 
directory to disk and then allow you to specify the files to restore.
 P                           Diskette is not a save diskette

The Restore From Diskette utility can only restore files that have been saved 
using the Save To Diskette utility.  This message indicates that the diskette 
was not written using that utility.  You have inserted the wrong diskette.
Remove it and insert the correct diskette.  Press <RETURN> when you are ready. P                    This is not the last diskette of the save set

The program needs to read the directory of files saved.  The directory is on 
the last diskette.  The diskette currently in the diskette drive in not 
the last diskette in the save set.

Insert the correct diskette into the drive.  When you are ready, press
<RETURN>.
 P                            Is this the correct save set?

The label of the diskette in the drive is displayed.  It identifies the save
set to which this diskette belongs.

The prompt asks you if this is the correct save set.

If this is the correct save set, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  The
program will continue with the restore procedure.

If this is not the correct save set, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The program will ask you to insert another diskette.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                            Is this a filelist? (yes/no):

The name you entered had the suffix ".f", so the program assumed that is was
a filelist.  The program searched the disk and found both a filelist and a
file in your working directory with that name.  It is now asking you if you
want to add or delete the file or the contents of the filelist to the list of
file names.

If you want to use the filelist, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  The
program will add or delete the file names in the filelist.

If you want to use the file instead of the filelist, type "no" or "no" and
press <RETURN>.  The program will add or delete the file name from the list.
 P                       End of list. Type <RETURN> to continue:

The current screen contains the last page of the list of files.  When you are
finished viewing the display, press <RETURN>.  The program then returns to the
"edit list of names" menu.
 P                   Type <RETURN> for next page, <CTL-IV> to end

The list of file names is too long to display on a single screen.  These
actions are available:

<RETURN>     Press <RETURN> to view the next screen full of display,

<CTL-IV>     Press <CTL-IV> to end the display and return to the "edit list 
             of names" menu.
 P                         File "name" already exists.
                     1. Replace current file
                     2. Do not restore
                     3. Don't ask again: always replace
                     4. Don't ask again: always skip
                     Type number of selection

An existing file has the same name as the next file to be restored.  You can
specify one of these actions:

Replace current file      This option restores the file from diskette.  The
                          file that currently exists is replaced.
                          
Do not restore            This option skips the file to be restored.  The
                          current file is NOT replaced.
Don't ask again: always replace
                          This option restores the file from diskette.  The
                          file that currently exists is replaced.  The program
                          will also replace any subsequent duplicate files
                          without informing you.

Don't ask again: always skip
                          This option skips the file to be restored.  The
                          current file is NOT replaced.  The program will also
                          skip any subsequent duplicate files without
                          informing you.

After the utility performs the action that you specify, it will restore the
next file.  0000DELETED P                               File name is too long.  

File path names can have a maximum length of 128 characters.  This includes
all "/"s as well as other characters.  

If the name is a partial path, the working directory is added to it.  The 
resulting path name can be a maximum length of 128 characters. P                      File "name" was restored as a partial file
                       1. Keep partial file
                       2. Restore original file
                       3. Abort
                  Type number of selection:

A partial file is a file that was only partially saved due to a disk read 
error.  You are given these three choices:

1. Keep partial file    This option leaves the partial file on disk as it was 
                        restored.  The partial file may have replaced an
                        existing file.  The program then goes on to restore 
                        the next file.  Some data will be missing from the
                        partial file.  It might not be usable.
                     
2. Restore original     This option erases the partial file and leaves the 
   file                 originally existing file, if any, on the disk.  The 
                        program then goes on to restore the next file.
                     
3. Abort                This option ends the program.  No more files are
                        restored.  If a file with the same name as the partial
                        file existed on the disk, the original file will
                        remain unchanged. P                                    Diskette error

The program has been unable to restore a file.  Due to a faulty diskette it 
cannot read the file.  You are given these options:

1. Retry             This option directs the program to try one more time to 
                     restore the file.  Retry once or twice before taking 
                     another action.
                     
2. Skip this file    This option directs the program to skip the present file
                     that it is trying to restore.  The program will go on to
                     the next file.
                     
3. Abort             This option ends the program.  No more files are
                     restored.
 P                                      Disk error

The program has been unable to restore a file due to a faulty disk.  It cannot
write the file that it is trying to restore on the disk.  You are given these
options:

1. Retry             This option directs the program to try one more time to 
                     restore the file.  Retry once or twice before taking 
                     another action.
                     
2. Skip this file    This option directs the program to skip the present file
                     that it is trying to restore.  The program will try to
                     restore the next file.
                     
3. Abort             This option ends the program.  No more files are restored
                     and none are erased.
 P                             Restore from Diskette Report

The report lists the names of the files restored and the number of the
diskette where each file was found.  If a file was split between two or 
more diskettes, each section is listed separately.  

The "file size" column lists the number of bytes in each section of the file.

"Yes" in the "complete file" column indicates that the whole file was 
successfully saved.  The restored file should be complete and correct.

"No" in the complete file column indicates that only part of the file was
saved due to a disk read error.  If you chose to restore it, data will be
missing from the restored file.  It might not be usable. P                       Insert the last diskette in the save set

Before it can generate a report of files on a save set of diskettes, the
program must read the directory of files saved.  The directory is stored on
the last diskette of the save set.

Insert the last diskette of the save set and then press <RETURN>.  The program
will copy the directory to disk and then proceed with the report.
 P                    This is not the last diskette of the save set

The program needs to read the directory of files saved.  The directory is on 
the last diskette of the save set.  The diskette currently in the drive is not
the last diskette.

Insert the correct diskette into the diskette drive.  When you are ready,
press <RETURN>. P                            Is this the correct save set?

The label from the diskette is displayed.  It identifies the save set to which
this diskette belongs.  The prompt asks if it is the correct save set.

If this is the correct save set, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  The
program will generate the report of the save set contents.

If this is not the correct save set, type "no or "no" and press <RETURN>.  The
program will re-display the "insert last diskette" prompt.
 P                                   Save Set Report

The report lists the names of the files saved in a save set of diskettes and
the number of the diskette where each is stored.  If a file is split between 
two or more diskettes, each section is reported separately.  

The file size lists the number of bytes used by each section of the file.

"Yes" in the complete file column indicates that the whole file was 
successfully saved.
 
"No" in the complete file column indicates that only part of the file was
saved due to a disk read error.
  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                Insert destination diskette.  Type <RETURN> to proceed

Insert the destination diskette in the drive, close the drive door, and then
press <RETURN>.

Use a diskette that you are sure you don't need.  All current data on the
diskette will be erased.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P                 Insert source diskette.  Type <RETURN> to proceed

Insert the source diskette into the drive, close the drive door, and then
press <RETURN>.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P              Type number of selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Display BASIC Program Names" utility will report the names and attributes
of BASIC program files.


The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

DIRECTORY        This parameter specifies the working directory path that will
                 be used by the utility.

                 current:  The current working directory path will be used.
                 It is displayed above the menu.

                 other:  The utility will ask you to enter the working 
                 directory path.
FILE SELECTION   This parameter specifies the files that will be reported.

                 all files:  The contents of the working directory and its
                 sub-directories will be reported.

                 selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list of
                 the files to report.  You can enter individual file names, or
                 you can use a filelist or a group file name.

REPORT DETAIL    This parameter specifies the amount of data that will be 
                 included in the report.

                 names only:  The report will include only the names of the
                 BASIC program files.

                 file attributes:  The report will include the program names,
                 size parameters and the first statement(if it is a remark).
                
REPORT DEVICE    This parameter specifies the output device for the report.

                 terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                 printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                 choice.

                 file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                 specify. P                          These are the filesystem devices

Type the number of the filesystem device for which you want to generate a free
space report, then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to see the next page of the menu, if any.  If this is the
last page of the menu, typing <RETURN> alone will end the utility.  <CTL-II> 
will re-display the previous page of the menu.

If you select a diskette drive, a diskette with a valid filesystem must be 
present in the drive.  Insert the diskette before you make your selection from
the menu.

The menu lists the disk and diskette devices that can potentially hold a 
filesystem.  You can only execute the utility on a device that contains a 
valid filesystem.  The filesystem can be mounted or unmounted.
The utility will analyze only the specified filesystem.  It won't report the
free space of filesystems that are mounted on the target filesystem. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Free Space Analysis" utility will report the amount of unused space in a
filesystem.  This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the contents and
output device for the free space report.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

REPORT TYPE     This parameter specifies the type of report that will be
                produced.

                summary:  The report will include the only the total number of
                unused blocks and file descriptors.
                full:  The report will include a list of the starting block
                number and size of each contiguous segment of free blocks.  It
                will also include the summary report.

REPORT DEVICE   This parameter specifies the output device for the free space
                report.

                terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                choice.

                file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                specify. P                              Detailed Free Space Report

The detailed free space report lists the location and size of each contiguous
area of free space in the specified filesystem.

Starting Block #     This is the number of the first block of an area of free
                     space.  The first block number is listed for each
                     contiguous area of free blocks.
                     
Size in Blocks       This is the total number of blocks in a contiguous area
                     of free blocks.  The total number of free blocks in the
                     filesystem is the sum of the numbers in this list.
                     
Press <RETURN> to view the next page of report.
Press <CTL-IV> to end the report and the utility. P                              Summary Free Space Report

The summary free space analysis report lists the following information on the 
specified file system:

Blocks in Filesystem  This is the total number of blocks in the filesystem.
                     
Number of Free        This is the total number of unused blocks in the
Blocks                filesystem.
                     
% Used                This is the percentage of the total number of used
                      blocks in the filesystem.

% Free                This is the percentage of the total number of unused
                      blocks in the filesystem.
Maximum Number        The maximum number of file descriptors is specified when
of File               the filesystem is created.  Each file uses one or two
Descriptors           file descriptors.

Number of Free        This is the number of unused file descriptors in the 
File Descriptors      filesystem.

% Used                This is the percentage of the total number of used file
                      descriptors in the filesystem.

% Free                This is the percentage of the total number of unused
                      file descriptors in the filesystem.

When you are done reading the report, type <RETURN>.  The utility will end.  0000DELETED P                       Type year number, <RETURN> for no change

Type the year number, then type <RETURN>.

You can enter all four digits or the last two digits of the year number.  If
you enter only the last two digits, the utility automatically adds "19" as the
first two digits.  The year must be greater than or equal to 1980.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the year will not be changed. P                  Type month name or number, <RETURN> for no change

Type the month number (from 1 to 12) or the first three letters of the month
name and press <RETURN>.  

You can type the full month name, but the utility uses only the first three
letters to determine the month.  

If you press <RETURN> alone, the month remains unchanged. P                       Type day number, <RETURN> for no change

Type the new day number (from 1 to 31), then press <RETURN>.  

The program will verify that the day number is valid for the month.  Leap
years are considered when the utility verifies dates in February.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the day number is not changed. P                              Type time in format hhmm

Type the time in the format "hhmm".  "hh" = hour, "mm" = minutes.

You do not need to type leading zeros.  For example, if the time is 9:00, you
can type "900".  You must type all the digits for the minutes.  

If the time format is 12-hour clock, the time you type must be between 1:00
("100") and 12:59 ("1259").  If the time format is 24-hour clock, the time you
type must be between 0:01 ("001") and 24:59 ("2459").

If the time format is 12-hour clock, the next prompt will ask you to specify
"am" or "pm". P                   12-hour clock half day choice
                    1. morning (am)
                    2. evening (pm)
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

Type the number of the correct choice, then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current am or pm code unchanged.

This menu is displayed only if the clock format is 12-hour clock. P                      Date & time function
                       1. Set date
                       2. Set time
                       3. Set date & time format
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The system time and date and the current time and date formats are displayed
on the screen.  The menu lists the functions of the "Set Date & Time" utility.

Type the number of the function that you want to execute, then type <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to end the utility.

The "set date" function allows you to set the system date.  The "set time"
function allows you to set the system time.  The "set date & time format"
function allows you to specify the display formats for the date and time. P                   Date format
                    1. month/day/year
                    2. day/month/year
                    3. year/month/day
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

Type the number of the desired display format for the system date and press
<RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current date format unchanged. P                   Clock format
                    1. 12-hour clock
                    2. 24-hour clock
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

Type the number of the desired clock format and press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current format unchanged.

The clock format determines how the system will display the time.  It also
determines how you will set the system time. P                              Type <RETURN> to continue

The screen shows the current system date and time, and the display formats for
the date and time.  When you are finished viewing the system date and time,
press <RETURN> to end the utility. P                      Type name of file to copy, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file to copy and then
press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partially qualified path
name.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P              Type destination directory, <RETURN> for working directory

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the directory to which the
files should be copied, then press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added
to a partially qualified path name.

Press <RETURN> alone to copy the files to the working directory.

The files can be copied to any existing directory for which you have write
access permission. P                    Type the new file name, <RETURN> for no change

You chose to rename files as they are copied.  The utility is asking you for
the new name for the file.

Type the unqualified file name and then press <RETURN>.  The program will not
allow you to enter a directory path with the new file name. P                  File "name" already exists.  Replace it? (yes/no)

The new file name you entered is the name of an existing file.

If you want to replace the existing file with the file to be copied, type "y"
or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to replace the existing file, type "no" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed with the next file, if any. 

Type <CTL-IV> to end the program without copying the file. P                  File "name" already exists.  Replace it? (yes/no)

A file with the same name as the file to be copied already exists in the
destination directory.

If you want to replace the existing file with the file to copy, type "y" or
"yes" and press <RETURN>.  All data in the existing file will be lost.

If you don't want to replace the existing file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The file will not be copied.  The program will then continue with
the next file, if any.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility without copying the file. P          Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Copy File" utility copies one or more files to a destination directory.
After the move, two versions of each file will exist:  the original version
and the new one.  This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the working
parameters for the utility.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be copied.

                  single file:  The utility will ask you for the name of one
                  file to copy.
                  selected files:  The program will ask you to enter a list
                  of the files to be copied.  You can enter individual file
                  names, or you can use filelists or group file names.

DUPLICATES        This parameter tells the program what to do if a file with
                  the same name as the file to be copied already exists in the
                  destination directory.

                  replace:  The utility will proceed with the copy.  The data
                  in the existing file will be lost.

                  ask user:  The utility will ask you what action to take.
                  It will offer you the choice of replacing the existing file
                  or to skip the copy. 

RENAME FILES      This parameter allows you to rename each file as it is
                  copied.  The source file is not renamed.
                  no:  The utility will copy each file with the current name.

                  yes:  The utility will ask you for the new name of the file
                  before copying it.

REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were copied.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P          Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Move Files" utility moves one or more files to a different directory.
After the move, only one version of each file will exist.  The file is removed
from its original directory.  This multiple choice menu allows you to specify
the working parameters for the utility.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be moved.

                  single file:  The utility will ask you for the name of one
                  file to move.
                  selected files:  The program will ask you to enter a list
                  of the files to be moved.  You can enter individual file
                  names, or you can use filelists or group file names.

DUPLICATES        This parameter tells the program what to do if a file with
                  the same name as the file to be moved already exists in the
                  destination directory.

                  replace:  The utility will proceed with the move.  The data
                  in the existing file will be lost.

                  ask user:  The utility will ask you what action to take.
                  It will offer you the choice of replacing the existing file
                  or to skip to move.

RENAME FILES      This parameter allows you to rename each file as it is
                  moved.  The source file is not renamed.
                  no:  The utility will move each file with the current name.

                  yes:  The utility will ask you for the new name of the file
                  before moving it.

REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were moved.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P                      Type name of file to move, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file to move and then
press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partially qualified path
name.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P              Type destination directory, <RETURN> for working directory 

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the destination directory
and press <RETURN>.  Your current working directory is added to a partial path
name.

Press <RETURN> alone to move the files to the current working directory.

The file or files can be moved to any existing directory for which you have
write permission. 
 P                   File "name" already exists. Replace it? (yes/no)

The new file name you entered is the name of an existing file.

If you want to replace the existing file, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  All data in the existing file will be lost.

If you don't want to lose the existing file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The move will be skipped.  The utility will continue with the
next file, if any. P                  File "name" already exists.  Replace it? (yes/no)

A file with the same name as the file to be moved already exists in the 
destination directory.

If you want to replace the existing file, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  All data in the existing file will be lost.

If you don't want to replace the existing file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The move will be skipped.  The utility will continue with the
next file, if any. P                    Type the new file name, <RETURN> for no change

You chose to rename files as they are moved.

Type the new file name and press <RETURN>.  The name must be unqualified.  The
program will reject a full or partial path name.

Type <RETURN> alone to move the file without changing its name. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "File Delete" utility can delete one or more files.  This multiple choice
menu allows you to specify the working parameters for the utility.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be deleted.

                  single file:  The program will ask you for the name of one
                  file to delete.

                  selected files:  The program will ask you to enter a list
                  of the files to delete.  You can enter individual file
                  names, or you can use a filelist or a group file name.
VERIFY            This parameter allows you to choose if you want the utility
                  to ask you for confirmation before deleting each file.

                  no:  The program will delete the files without asking you
                  about each one.

                  yes:  The utility will ask for permission before deleting
                  each file.
DIRECTORY CONTENTS	This parameter allows you to choose if you want the
			utility to delete the directory contents when a 
			directory name is typed.
			
			don't delete: The program will not delete the 
			directory contents if directory is nonempty.
			
			delete: The program will delete the directory contents
			first and then it will delete the directory itself. 
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were deleted.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P                    Type name of file to delete, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified directory path name of the file to
delete and then press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partially
qualified path name.

If the "VERIFY" parameter is "yes", the utility will ask for permission before
deleting the file. P                             Delete file "name"? (yes/no)

The utility is asking you to verify that the file should be deleted.

If you want to delete the file, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to delete the file, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The utility will proceed to the next file, if any.
 P                 Delete all files in the working directory? (yes/no)

Before deleting the files in the working directory, the program asks for 
verification.

If you want to delete the files, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to delete the files, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P                         Delete the selected files? (yes/no)

Before deleting any of the selected files, the program asks for verification.

If you want to delete the files, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to delete the files, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P0000                         Type <RETURN> to continue

The screen contains a report of the files that were deleted.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will display the next page of the report.
If this is the last page, the utility will end. P                     Type name of file to rename, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file to rename, then
press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partially qualified path
name.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P                                  Type new file name

Type the fully or partially qualified new name for the file, then press
<RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partially qualified name.

If you enter the unqualified file name, the file is renamed in place.

If you enter a fully or partially qualified directory path name different from
the file's current path name, the file will be moved as it is renamed.  The
original file will be removed.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current name unchanged. P                           Delete this directory? (yes/no)

Before deleting the directory you have specified, the program displays the
path name of the file and asks you to verify the delete request.

If you want to delete the directory, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to delete the directory, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.
  0000DELETED P                Type a file or filelist name to add, <RETURN> to end

This prompt allows you to add a file name or the contents of a filelist to the
list of selected file names that you are building.

Type the name of a file or filelist and press <RETURN>.  You may use pattern
matching characters in a file name.  Each name that is added to the list is
displayed on the screen. 

If you use pattern matching characters, the program looks for all files that
match the pattern and adds them to the list.

A "filelist" is a list of file names that has been saved so that it can be
used again.  When you type a filelist name, the program reads the list of
names from the filelist.  It checks each name to see if the file exists.  If
it does, the name is added to the list of selected files.
When you are done adding names to the list, type <RETURN> alone.  A menu will
be displayed that allows you to edit the list of names.

The file selection environment parameters affect the action of this prompt.
The environment menu will be displayed if you type <CTL-III>.  You can also
get to the environment menu from the file selection menu that is displayed
when you type <RETURN> alone at this prompt. P               Type a file or filelist name to delete, <RETURN> to end

This prompt allows you to delete a file name or the contents of a filelist
from the list of selected file names that you are building.

Type the name of a file or filelist and press <RETURN>.  You may use pattern
matching characters in a file name.  Each name that is deleted from the list
is displayed on the screen. 

If you use pattern matching characters, the program looks for all files that
match the pattern.  It then looks for matching names in the list of files.
When it finds a match, it deletes that name from the list.

A "filelist" is a list of file names that has been saved so that it can be
used again.  When you type a filelist name, the program reads the list of
names from the filelist.  It checks each file name to see if the file exists.
If it does, the file name is added to the list of selected files. 
When you are done deleting names from the list, type <RETURN> alone.  A menu
will be displayed that allows you to edit the list of names.

The file selection environment parameters affect the action of this prompt.
The environment menu will be displayed if you type <CTL-III>.  You can also 
get to the environment menu from the file selection menu that is displayed
when you type <RETURN> alone at this prompt.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                    Type file or directory name, <RETURN> to end:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file or directory whose
security parameters you want to change or view.  Your working directory is
added to a partial path name.

The utility will display the owner and access permission for the file or
directory.  If you own it, the utility will allow you to change the access
parameters.  Otherwise, you will only be able to view the security parameters.

If you have system administrator privileges, the utility will allow you to
change the owner and access permission of any file or directory.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P                            Type number to change security

You may choose to change either the file owner or the file access parameters.

Type the number of the item you want to change and press <RETURN>.

To end the program without making changes, press <RETURN> without an item 
number.
 P                   Type number to change file access parameters

Read, write and execute access permission can be specified for the file owner
and for all other users.  The asterisk (*) in front of a choice indicates that
access is granted, its absence indicates that access is denied.

To change an access parameter, press the number of the item to change.  Do not
press <RETURN> until all access modes are correct.

If access is denied, pressing the number of that item grants access and 
displays the asterisk.  If access is granted, pressing the number denies
access and removes the asterisk.

 P                         Type directory name, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the desired directory, then
press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partial path name.

The utility will display the owner and access permission of the directory.
If you own the directory, the utility will allow you to change the access
permission parameters.  If you have system administrator privileges, the
utility will allow you to change the owner and access permission.

Type <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P                   Type number to change security, <RETURN> to end

You can change the owner or access permission of the file or directory.

Type the number of the item you want to change and press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P              Type number to change access parameters, <RETURN> to end

For a file or directory, read, write and execute access permission can be
specified separately for the owner and for all other users.  When an asterisk
(*) is displayed in front of a parameter, access is granted.  When no asterisk
is displayed, access is denied.

To change an access parameter, press the number of the item to change.  The
current state of that parameter will change.  When all access parameters are
correct, press <RETURN> alone. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "List and Cross-Reference BASIC Program" utility can generate a listing
of one or more BASIC programs.  The listing can be formatted or unformatted.
It can also generate cross-reference listings of variables, statement numbers,
directives, etc.  A separate cross-reference can be generated for each
individual program or for all the programs combined.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION   This parameter specifies the BASIC program files that will be
                 processed.

                 single file:  The utility will ask you for the name of the
                 BASIC program file to process.

                 selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list of 
                 the BASIC program files to process.  You can enter individual
                 file names, or you can use a filelist or a group file name.

REPORT DEVICE    This parameter specifies the output device for the listings.

                 terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                 printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                 choice.

                 file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                 specify. P                        List and Cross-reference Options Menu

This menu shows the available options for listing and cross-referencing BASIC
programs.  The options are either active or inactive.  The active options are
indicated by an asterisk (*).  To change the status of an option, type the
number of that option and press <RETURN>.

1. Program listings - This option specifies that listings of the programs will
                      be output.  The listings will be formatted or not,
                      depending on whether option 7 is chosen.
                      
2. Variables - This option specifies that all numeric and string variables
                      occurring in each program will be listed.
                      
3. Arrays, functions, special variables - This option specifies that all 
                      arrays, functions, and special variables occurring in
                      each program will be listed.
4. Statement Numbers - This option produces a listing of statement numbers
                      that are referenced by other statements in the program.

5. Directives - This option specifies that all directives occurring in each 
                      program will be listed with the statement numbers in  
                      which they occur.
                      
6. Global variables - This option specifies that all variables occurring in 
                      two or more of the programs being processed will be  
                      listed, together with the programs and statement numbers
                      in which they occur.
                      
7. Formatted - This option specifies that the program listings will be
                      formatted.  In a formatted listing, nested sequences,
                      such as statements occurring in a FOR...NEXT loop, are
                      indented.
                      
When you have finished making your selections, press <RETURN> alone. P                                  No file specified

The last prompt required you to specify one or more file names.  No file names
were entered.
 P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "String Search and Replace" utility will search for and, optionally,
replace a specified string of characters in one or more BASIC program files.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter 
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION   This parameter specifies the files that will be searched.

                 single file:  The utility will ask you for the name of the 
                 BASIC program file to search.

                 selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list of
                 the BASIC program files to search.  You can enter individual
                 file names, or you can use a filelist or a group file name.
REPORT DEVICE    This parameter specifies the output device for the report.

                 terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                 printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                 choice.

                 file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                 specify.

ACTION           This parameter tells the utility how to process the programs.

                 search only:  The utility will report all occurences of the
                 search string.

                 search and replace:  The utility will find all occurences of
                 the search string and replace each with a replacement string
                 that you have specified.

                 pause on match:  The utility will pause on each occurrence of
                 the search string and ask you if it should replace this
                 occurrence with the replacement string.

SCOPE            This parameter tells the program where it should search for
                 the string.

                 literals only:  The utility will search for the string only
                 in literals (strings of characters between quotes).

                 BASIC code only:  The utility will search for the string
                 only in BASIC code directives and non-literal arguments.

                 all occurrences:  The utility will search for all occurences
                 of the string.
CREATE BACKUP    This parameter applies only when the utility is performing
FILE             a "search and replace" operation.  It tells the utility
                 whether it should save the original version of the program
                 file.

                 yes:  The original version of the program file will be saved.
                 ".bak" will be appended to the file name.

                 no:  The original version of the program file will not be
                 saved. P                             Type name of file to search:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program file to
search and then press <RETURN>.  Your current working directory is added to a
partial path name.

To repeat the previous prompt, press <CTL-II>.
To abort this program, press <CTL-IV>. P                          Type search string (max 35 chars):

Type the string for which you want to search, then press <RETURN>.  The string
can be up to 35 characters long.  All characters are allowed. P                     Type replacement string (max 35 characters):

Type the replacement string and then press <RETURN>.  The string may be up to 
35 characters long. P                          Invalid search string

You must enter some characters in the search string before pressing <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> at the error message.  Then type the search string and press
<RETURN>.

To abort this utility, press <CTL-IV>.
 P                          Type file name to cross-reference:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program file to
list and cross-reference, and then press <RETURN>.  Your current working
directory is prefixed to a partial path name.

To repeat the previous prompt, press <CTL-II>.
To abort this utility, press <CTL-IV>.
 P           Type number to changed selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Renumber BASIC Programs" utility will renumber the statements in one or
more BASIC programs.  It will also change the statement number references in
the code. 

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION   This parameter specifies the BASIC program files that will be
                 renumbered.

                 single file:  The utility will ask you to enter the name of
                 the BASIC program file to renumber.

                 selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list
                 of the BASIC program files to renumber.  You can enter
                 individual names, or you can use a filelist or a group file
                 name.

REPORT DEVICE    This parameter specifies the output device for the report
                 produced by the utility.

                 terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                 printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                 choice.

                 file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                 specify.
INCREMENT        This parameter specifies the increment between line numbers.

                 10:  The statements will be renumbered in increments of 10.
                 The first statement will be number 10.

                 specified:  The statements will be renumbered in the
                 increment that you specify.  For example, if you specify an
                 increment of 5, the first statement will be number 5.

RANGE            This parameter specifies the range of line numbers that will
                 be renumbered.

                 entire program:  All statements in the programs will be
                 renumbered.

                 specified:  The utility will ask you to specify the starting
                 and ending numbers of the range of statements to be
                 renumbered in the programs.  The same range is used for all
                 programs.

CREATE BACKUP    This parameter specifies whether the utility should save the
FILE             original version of the program being renumbered.

                 yes:  The utility will save the original version of the
                 program.  ".bak" will be appended to the name of the saved
                 file.

                 no:  The utility will not save the original version of the
                 program.  0000DELETED P                      Type name of program to renumber:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program file to
renumber.  Your current working directory is prefixed to a partial path name.
 P                        Type statement increment (<RETURN>=5):

Type the increment size and press <RETURN>.  The increment can be any number
from 1 to 16000.  For an increment size of 5, press <RETURN> alone.
 P                       Type first line number of range:

Type the statement number of the first statement in the range you want 
renumbered and then press <RETURN>.
 P                          Type ending line number of range:

Type the number of the last statement in the range you want to renumber, then
press <RETURN>.
 P                            Invalid line number increment.

The increment size you entered is not in the allowed range.  The increment 
between statement numbers can range from 1 to 16000. P                             Invalid line number range.

The line number range that you specified is invalid.  The last line number
must be greater than the first line number.

Line numbers in BASIC programs can range from 1 to 16000. P                            Is this a variable? (yes/no):

The search string you entered is a legal variable name.  Do you want the 
utility to search only for occurences of this string as a variable?

If you want only occurences of this string as a variable to be reported, type
"y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you want all occurences of this string to be reported, type "n" or "no" 
and press <RETURN>.
 P                           Type file name, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of a file and press <RETURN>.
The working directory is added to a partially qualified path name.

The utility will display the type and size parameters for the file.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P                               File name is too long

A file name can be up to 128 characters long, including all "/"s, spaces and 
other characters.  The file name you entered is too long.

The error may be a result of adding the working directory to a partial path
name. P                              Type <RETURN> to proceed

When you are finished viewing the file information display, press <RETURN> to 
repeat the file name prompt.

This information is displayed on the screen:

FILE NAME              The full path name of the file.

FILE TYPE              The file type.

FILE OWNER             The name of the operator who owns the file.

ACCESS PARAMETERS      The access permission parameters for the file's owner
                       and all other operators.  The access parameters are
                       read permission (r), write permission (w), and execute
                       permission (x).
LAST MODIFIED          The date and time when the file was last modified.

NUMBER OF NAMES        The number of directory paths that identify this file.

KEY SIZE               The number of bytes in each key of the primary key set.
                       This parameter applies to direct (single keyed and 
                       multi keyed) and sort file types.  The utility does not
                       report the number of key sets in a multi keyed file.

RECORD SIZE            The number of bytes in each file record.  This
                       parameter applies to index, serial, and direct file
                       types.

MAXIMUM RECORDS        The maximum number of records that the file can hold.
                       This parameter applies to index, serial, and direct
                       file types.
MAXIMUM KEYS           The maximum number of keys that the file can hold.
                       This parameter applies to sort files.

MAXIMUM PROGRAM SIZE   The maximum number of bytes that the BASIC program file
                       can hold

ACTUAL FILE SIZE       The actual number of records (or keys or bytes) that
                       the file currently holds.  Also, the actual number of
                       blocks that the file occupies.

EXTENT SIZE            The number of records, keys, or bytes defined for the 
                       file's initial and growth extents. P                      1. Create
                  2. Modify
                  3. Delete
                  4. Display
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The menu lists the functions for editing a filelist.  Type the number of your
selection and press <RETURN>.  

Create     This function allows you to create a new filelist.

Modify     This function allows you to edit an existing filelist.

Delete     This function allows you to delete a filelist.

Display    This function allows you to display the contents of one or more
           filelists or to display the names of the existing filelists.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P           The filelist already exists.  Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

The filelist that you want to create already exists.

If you want to modify the existing filelist, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will allow you to edit it.

If you do not want to edit the existing filelist, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The "type filelist name" prompt will be repeated.
 P            The filelist does not exist.  Do you want to create it? (yes/no)

You entered the name of a filelist that does not exist.

If you want to create the filelist, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to create the filelist, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The "type filelist name" prompt will be repeated.
  0000DELETED P                 Type filelist name ending with ".f", <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the filelist in which to save the list of files, then press
<RETURN>.

The name may be up to ten characters long.  It must end with ".f".

If you type <RETURN> alone, the program will repeat the "edit list of names"
menu without saving the list. P                            Delete the filelist? (yes/no)

Before deleting the filelist you specified, the program asks for verification.

If you want to delete the filelist, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to delete the filelist, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P            Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

This section of the "Filelist Maintenance" utility will report the contents or
the names of the defined filelists.  This multiple choice menu allows you to
choose the contents of the report.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter 
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

RANGE           This parameter specifies which filelists will be included in
                the report.

                all:  All filelists will be included in the report.

                selected:  The utility will ask you to enter the names of the
                filelists to include in the report.
DETAIL          This parameter specifies the contents of the report.

                contents:  The report will list the file names contained in
                each filelist.

                names only:  The report will list the names of the defined
                filelists.  This option is useful only if RANGE = "all".

REPORT DEVICE   This parameter specifies the output device for the report.

                terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                choice.

                file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                specify. P                             Type <RETURN> to proceed

The report contains either the names of the filelists or the names and the
file names that they contain, depending on the detail level that you chose for
the report.

The display contains as much data as will fit on the screen.  Press <RETURN>
to view the next screenful.  When the report is done, the utility will repeat
the initial "Filelist Maintenance" menu.

Press <CTL-IV> to end the report. P                        Cannot move or copy a file to itself.

The destination directory for the copy or move is the same as the file's
source directory.  You must copy or move a file to a different directory or
change the name of the file while copying or moving it.

Press <RETURN> to continue.  The program will ask you again for the new file
name.

Press <CTL-IV> to abort the utility.
 P        Destination directory = source.  Cannot move or copy a file to itself.

The specified destination directory is the same as the source directory.
Unless the rename option is chosen, the destination directory and source
directory must be different in order to copy or move a file.

Press <RETURN> to enter a different destination directory.
Press <CTL-IV> to abort the utility.
  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                        Invalid number.  Value out of range.

The number you entered is not within the allowed range.

Press <RETURN> to re-enter the number.  You can press <HELP> at that prompt
for more information about the allowed range.

Press <CTL-IV> to abort the program. P                           Type file name, <RETURN> to end

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file you want to create
and press <RETURN>.  The current working directory is added to a partial path
name.

A file path name can be up to 128 characters long.  This includes all "/"s 
and other characters.  Each directory or file name in the path can be up to
20 characters long.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P                         File type
                          1. index       4. sort
                          2. serial      5. BASIC program
                          3. direct      6. string
                     Type number of selection: 

The menu lists the types of files that the utility can define.  Type the
number of the type of file that you want to create and press <RETURN>.
 P                                 Type key size (2-56)

Type the key size for the file you are creating, then press <RETURN>.  The 
number must be within the specified range.

The key size defines the maximum number of characters that each key can hold. P                              Type record size (1-32767)

Type the record size for the file you are creating, then press <RETURN>.  The
number must be within the specified range.

The record size is the number of characters that can be stored in each record.
Serial files are an exception to this rule.  Their records can be any size,
but the number of characters stored in the file cannot exceed the maximum
number of bytes in the file.  The maximum number of bytes equals the record
size multiplied by the maximum number of records. P                              Type file size (1-64 blocks)

Type the size for the BASIC program file you are creating, then press
<RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.

The file size defines the size of the largest program that can be stored in
the file.  One block can hold 512 bytes (characters). P                          Type number of records (1-8388607)

Type the maximum number of records in the file that you are creating, then
press <RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.

The maximum number of records defines the upper limit on the number of records
that the file can contain.  Serial files are an exception to this rule.  They
can hold as many records as can be contained in the maximum number of bytes in
the file.  The maximum number of bytes equals the record size multiplied by
the number of records. P                       Type initial extent size (1 - N records)

Type the initial extent size for the file that you are creating, then press
<RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is the maximum
number of records defined for the file.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will assign a default initial extent
equal to the maximum number of records.

The initial extent is the amount of disk space that will be allocated for the
file when it is defined. P                           Type initial extent (1 - N keys)

Type the initial extent for the sort file that you are creating, then press
<RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is the maximum
number of keys defined for the file.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the utility will assign a default initial extent
equal to the maximum number of keys.

The initial extent is the amount of disk space that will be allocated for the
file when it is defined. P                        Type initial extent (1-N blocks)

Type the initial extent for the BASIC program that you are creating, then
press <RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is the
maximum size (program size) defined for the file.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will assign a default initial extent
equal to the maximum file size.

The initial extent is the amount of disk space that will be allocated for your
BASIC program file when it is defined.

A block contains 512 bytes. P                       Type growth extent size (1 - N records)

Type the growth extent for the file you are creating, then press <RETURN>.
The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is the maximum number of
records defined for the file minus the initial extent size.

If you type <RETURN> only, the utility will assign a default growth extent
of one record.

The growth extent size is the amount of disk space that is added to the file
each time more space is needed.  The file can grow up to the maximum number
of records. P                         Type growth extent size (1 - N keys)

Type the growth extent size for the sort file that you are creating, then
press <RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is the
maximum number of keys minus the initial extent size.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will assign a default growth extent
size of one key.

The growth extent size is the amount of disk space that is added to the file 
each time more space is needed.  The file can grow up to the maximum number
of keys. P                         Type growth extent size (1-N blocks)

Type the growth extent size for the BASIC program file that you are creating,
then press <RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.  "N" is
the maximum file (program) size minus the initial extent size.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will assign a default growth extent of
one block.
  
The growth extent is the amount of disk space that is added to the file each
time more space is needed.  The file will grow up to the maximum file size. P             Are the file parameters correct? 
         Type number of parameter to change or <RETURN> to define file:

Type the number of the file parameter that you want to change, then type
<RETURN>.  The utility will prompt you for the new value.  It will then repeat
this prompt. 

When all the parameters are correct, type <RETURN> alone.  The utility will
define the file. P                       1. Maintain print control defaults
                   2. Maintain class definitions
                   3. Maintain form definitions

                   Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The menu lists the three types of printer control parameters that this utility
can modify.  Type the number of the function that you want and press <RETURN>.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will end.

These are the utility functions:
1. Maintain print control defaults
                  This part of the utility allows you to edit the print 
                  control defaults.  The defaults define the print control
                  parameters that are used when a print job is submitted.
                  The parameters include the print job priority, form name,
                  number of copies to print, etc.

                  Defaults can be defined for each operator, each printer, and
                  for the system.  When a print job is submitted, the print
                  parameters can be specified individually.  If not, the
                  operator's defaults are used.  If defaults are not defined
                  for the operator, the printer defaults are used.  If printer
                  defaults are not defined, the system defaults are used.

                  If any print control parameters are specified when the job
                  is submitted, they override the defaults.
2. Maintain class definitions
                  This part of the utility allows you to edit the class
                  definitions.  Like the defaults, the class definitions
                  define print control parameters that are used when a print
                  job is submitted.

                  If a class is specified when a print job is submitted, the
                  class parameters override the default parameters.  Any 
                  parameters that aren't specified in the class are taken from
                  the defaults, or they can be specified individually.
3. Maintain form definitions
                  This part of the utility allows you to edit the form 
                  definitions.  The form definitions specify the sizes of the
                  types of paper and forms that can be used on the system's
                  printers.  You can also specify which printers can use each
                  type of form.

                  The form must be defined before a print job can be
                  submitted.  The form information cannot be specified when
                  the job is submitted. P                      MAINTAIN PRINT CONTROL DEFAULTS

                  1. Create
                  2. Modify
                  3. Delete
                  4. Report
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

Choose the number of the edit function that you want, then press <RETURN>.
These are the edit functions:

Create     This function allows you to define the print control defaults for
           an operator or a printer.
           
Modify     This function allows you to change the print control defaults 
           for an operator, a printer, or the system.           
Delete     This function allows you to delete the print control defaults 
           for an operator or a printer.  
           
Report     This function produces a report of all the print control default
           definitions. P                    Type operator or printer name, <RETURN> to end

Type the name of an existing operator or printer whose print control defaults
you want to define, modify, or delete.  Then press <RETURN>.

The system default definition, named "system", can also be modified.  It
cannot be deleted. P                                     Form name

Type the desired name for the form and press <RETURN>.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the current form name will remain unchanged. P                  Default name is not an existing operator or printer

Once you have entered a name, the program looks for an existing operator or
printer with that name.  Operators are defined in the file "/etc/passwd".
Printers are defined in the file "/etc/printers".

The name you typed is not an existing operator or printer.  Try again.

NOTE:  The Operator Information utility ("oprinfo") will display the
operators.  The Port Configuration utility ("configure") will display the
printers. P                         The default definition already exists.
                     Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

You have chosen to create a print control default definition for an operator
or printer (or the system) whose defaults are already defined.

If you want to modify the current defaults, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will allow you to modify the default definition.

If you do not want to modify the current defaults, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will repeat the "type operator or printer name" prompt. P              1. Name
          2. Priority
          3. Form name
          4. Copies
          5. Delete
          6. Requeue
          7. Notify
          8. Spooling
          9. Despool wait
	 10. Raw mode
	 11. High bit on

          Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The menu lists the current print control defaults for the operator or printer.
To change any of these defaults, type the number of that item and press
<RETURN>. 
If you choose to change one of the first four parameters (name, priority,
form name, or copies), the utility will allow you to enter the new value.  The
utility will clear the current value and allow you to enter a new one.  (At
this point, you can type <HELP>.  The utility will display an explanation
of the parameter.)

If you choose to change one of the other parameters, the utility will
automatically change the current answer from "yes" to "no" to blank (system
default).

     Delete            If this parameter is "yes", the file will be deleted
                       after it has been printed.

     Requeue           If this parameter is "no", the job will be removed from
                       the print queue after it has been printed.  If it is
                       "yes", the job will remain in the print queue after it
                       has been printed.  The priority will be changed to
                       zero.  This causes the job to stay in the queue without
                       being printed until you delete it.
     Notify            If this parameter is "yes", you will be notified by a
                       message on your terminal screen when the job is done
                       printing or when an error occurs.  If this parameter is
                       "no", you will not be notified.

     Spooling          If this parameter is "yes", the job will be placed in
                       the print queue for the specified printer.  (If
                       spooling is not active for the printer, the job will be
                       printed immediately).  If it is "no", the job will be
                       printed immediately unless the printer is busy.
     Despool wait      If this parameter is "yes", the job will not be printed
                       until all the data has been written to the file.  If it
                       is "no", the job will start printing as soon as it
                       reaches the top of the print queue, even if all the
                       data isn't ready.  When the end of the current data is
                       reached, the printer will wait for more.

     Raw mode          If this parameter is "yes", the system will output all 
		       mnemonic escape sequences (sequences of characters that
                       start with an escape character) without interpreting
                       them.  On a printer, escape sequences are used as 
		       commands for top of form, slew to channel, etc.  
		       Raw mode causes the system to output the escape 
		       character sequences without executing the command.  
		       It is usually used with graphics devices.

     High bit on       If this parameter is "yes", the high bit in each byte
		       will be turned on.	

When you are finished changing the default parameters, press <RETURN>.  The
default record will then be defined as specified. P                                     Priority

You have chosen to change the print queue priority for this default or class
definition.  Type a number between 0 and 9 and press <RETURN> (0 is the
lowest, 9 is the highest.)

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will not change the current priority.

If you do not have system administrator privileges, the utility will not
allow you to set the priority greater than the priority in the system default
definition.

Print jobs with a higher priority are printed before those that have a lower
priority.  0000DELETED P       You are not allowed to set the priority higher than the system priority.

Only an operator with system administrator security is allowed to change the
priority to a number greater than the priority in the "system" default
definition.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                                  Copies

This parameter specifies the number of copies of each job that will be
printed.

Type a number between 1 and 999 and press <RETURN>.  If you type only
<RETURN>, the current value will remain unchanged. P                                   Form name

This parameter specifies the name of the default form to be used.  

Type the name of a form defined on the system and press <RETURN>.  If this is
a default definition for a printer, you must choose a form that can be used on
the printer.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the current form name will remain unchanged. P                Form definition not found in "/etc/forms".
            <RETURN> to retry, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

Once you have entered the name of a form for the print control default
definition or class definition, the utility looks for it in the forms file,
"/etc/forms".  The form name you entered is not defined.

Press <RETURN> to repeat the prompt, then type the name of a defined form. P                        The default definition does not exist.
                    Do you want to create it? (yes/no):

Defaults have not been defined for the operator or printer whose name you
entered.

If you want to define the print control defaults, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If you do not want to define print control defaults, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>.  The program will repeat the "Type operator or printer name"
prompt. P              The "system" default definition cannot be deleted.
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

You have attempted to delete the print control default definition for the
system.  This is not allowed.

Press <RETURN> to continue. P              Default definition not found in "/etc/defaults".
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

No print control defaults have been defined for the operator or printer you
have specified. P               Do you want to delete this default definition? (yes/no)

Before the program deletes the displayed print control default definition, it 
asks you to verify that it should be done.

If you want the default definition to be deleted, type "y" or "yes" and press 
<RETURN>.  The program then deletes the definition.

If you do not want the default definition to be deleted, type "n" or "no" and 
press <RETURN>.  The program returns to the Print Defaults Maintenance menu 
without deleting the default definition.
 P                             Type <RETURN> to continue:

Press the <RETURN> key when you have finished viewing the current page of the
report.  The next page will then be displayed.  If this is the last page, the
utility will repeat the Maintain Print Control Defaults menu.

The report lists all of the parameters for the default definitions:

     NAME           The name of the operator or printer.

     PRIORITY       The priority number that will be assigned to print jobs.
 
     FORM NAME      The form that will be used for print jobs.

     COPIES         The number of copies that will be printed.

     DELETE         Delete the file after printing it:  yes or no.
     REQUEUE        Leave the print job in the queue, with priority 0, after
                    it has been printed:  yes or no.

     NOTIFY         Notify the user when the job has been printed or when an
                    error occurs:  yes or no.

     SPOOL          Submit the print jobs to the queue:  yes or no.

     DESPOOL WAIT   Wait to start printing until all data has been output to
                    the file. P                         The form definition does not exist.
                     Do you want to create it? (yes/no):

The form definition you asked to modify has not been defined.

If you want to define the form, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to define the form, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The program will repeat the "Type a form name" prompt. P                          Type a form name, <RETURN> to end:

Type the name of the form that you want to create, modify, or delete.  Then
press <RETURN>.  The form name can be up to six (6) characters long.

If you press <RETURN> without a name, the program returns to the Maintain Form
Definitions menu.
 P                         The form definition already exists.
                     Do you want to modify it? (yes/no):

The form definition that you wanted to create already exists. 

If you want to modify the existing form definition, type "y" or "yes" and
press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to modify the existing form definition, type "n" or "no"
and press <RETURN>.  The program will repeat the "type form name" prompt. P                                   Length (lines)

This length parameter defines the number of lines from top to bottom of each
sheet of the form.

The form length is specified in number of lines per page.  The number of lines
per page is determined by multiplying the number of lines per inch that the
printer prints by the page length in inches.  For example, if the printer is
set for 6 lines per inch, there are 66 lines on page that is 11 inches long.

Type a number between 1 and 255 and press <RETURN>.  

If you press <RETURN> without typing a number, the current form length
parameter remains unchanged. P                               Width (characters)

The width parameter specifies the maximum number of characters that can be
printed from the left side to the right side across each line of the form.

The number of characters per line is determined by multiplying the number of
characters per inch that are printed by the width of the page in inches.

Type a number between 1 and 255 and press <RETURN>.  255 is the maximum width.

If you press <RETURN> without typing a number, the form length parameter 
remains unchanged.
  0000DELETED P            Type item to add to list.  <SPACE> to move cursor to next item.
        <CTRL>+"d" to delete item under cursor.  <RETURN> to end edits.

This prompt allows you to build a list of the printers that can use this form 
definition.  

If you want to add a printer to the list, type its name ending with <RETURN>.
The name will be added at the end of the list regardless of the current
position of the cursor.  The cursor will then return to the first item in the
list.  You can enter the name of any configured printer or printer alias, but
it can be a maximum of six characters long.  An entry of "*" means that the
form can be used on any printer.

If you want to delete a printer from the list, move the cursor to that printer
name by pressing the <SPACE> bar.  When the cursor reaches the correct item,
type "d" while holding down the <CTRL> key.

When you have finished editing the list, type <RETURN> alone.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P              Form definition not found in "/etc/forms".
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

You have chosen to delete a form definition.  The form you specified is not
defined. P              The "stanrd" form definition cannot be deleted
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

You have asked the program to delete the "stanrd" form definition.  This is
not allowed.

The "stanrd" form definition is the system's default form definition. P                              Delete this form? (yes/no)

Before deleting the form definition you specified, the utility asks for 
verification of the action.

If you want to delete the form definition, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If you do not want to delete the form definition, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>.  The utility returns to the "type form name" prompt without deleting
the form definition. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Merge BASIC Programs" utility will merge a BASIC program file into one or
more other BASIC program files.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION   This parameter specifies the BASIC program file(s) that will
                 each be merged with another single, specified program.

                 single file:  The utility will ask you for the name of the
                 BASIC program file to merge.

                 selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list of
                 the BASIC program files to process.  You can enter individual
                 file names, or you can use a filelist or a group file name.

CREATE BACKUP    This parameter tells the utility whether it should save the
FILE             original version of the destination program for the merge.

                 yes:  The utility will save the original version of the 
                 destination program.  ".bak" will be appended to the file
                 name.

                 no:  The utility will not create a backup of the original
                 destination program. P                             Type name of merge program

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the program to be merged
and then press <RETURN>.  Your current working directory will be prefixed to
a partial path name.

This is the program which will be merged into the other specified programs.
 P                       Type name of merge program (destination)

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file to be merged.
Your current working directory is prefixed to a partial path name.  This is
the program into which the previously specified program will be merged.
 P                   One or more of the file parameters are illegal.

The file parameters you have entered are not valid.  The valid parameters are 
listed below:

File name            The full path name may be up to 128 characters, including
                     "/"s and other characters.

File type            Valid file types are:
                          index             sort
                          serial            BASIC program
                          direct            string

Key size             The key size may be any number between 2 and 56.

Record size          The record size may be any number between 1 and 32767.
Maximum number       The maximum number of records can be any number between
of records           1 and 8388607.

Program size         The program size can be any number of blocks between 1
                     and 63.

Initial extent size  For all file types except BASIC programs the initial
                     extent can be any number between 1 and the maximum number
                     of records.  For BASIC program files, the initial extent
                     can be a number between 1 block and the maximum program
                     size.

Growth extent size   For all file types except BASIC programs the growth
                     extent can be any number from 1 to the maximum number of
                     records minus the initial extent.  For BASIC program
                     files, the growth extent can be a number between 1 block
                     and the maximum program size minus the initial extent. P0000         The specified form cannot be used on this printer.
         <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The form specified cannot be used with the printer for which these defaults
are defined.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                              Illegal file type.

You have entered a file type that is not recognized by the system.

Press <RETURN> to repeat the file type prompt.
 P                                  Invalid file name

You have asked to view the information of a file.  The name you have entered
is not a valid file name.

A file path name cannot be longer that 128 characters, including "/"s and
other characters.  

A full file path name begins with "/".  The working directory is added to any
path name that doesn't begin with "/".  Adding the working directory might
have made the name too long. P                                    File not found

You have asked to display the information for a file.  The file you requested
does not exist.  It may have been deleted or it may exist on an unmounted
filesystem.

Press <RETURN> to repeat the file name prompt.
 P                                Illegal filelist name.

The filelist name you have entered is not valid.

A filelist name cannot contain directory path information.  It can be a 
maximum of ten characters long.  It must end with the suffix ".f".

Filelist files are stored in the directory "/util/fl". P                                  Filelist not found

You have entered the name of a filelist that does not exist.

Press <RETURN> to repeat the filelist name prompt. P       The "system" default definition is not found in the "/etc/defaults" file.
   <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The the default definition for the system does not exist.  This record, which
must be named "system", is required.  You cannot create or modify default
definitions or create class definitions without it.

If you have system administrator privileges, when you type <RETURN>, the
utility will allow you to define the "system" defaults.  You must fill in all
the parameters.  There are no default values for the "system" default
parameters.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                                  System call error

A system call error has occurred.  The error is caused by a problem with the
program that was being run.  Notify your system supervisor. P                 The filelist already exists.  Replace it? (yes/no)

The filelist name that you entered already exists.

If you want to replace the existing filelist with the new filelist, type "y"
or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  

If you do not want to replace the existing filelist, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>.  The utility will ask you for another filelist name.  0000DELETED P                       Type printer name, <RETURN> for no change:
Type the name of the printer where you want the file to be printed and press
<RETURN>.  

<RETURN> for no change.
<CTL-IV> to abort the procedure.
 P                                   Type file name:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file you want to print
and then press <RETURN>.  The working directory is added to a partial path
name.

The file type must be string.  Other file types cannot be printed by this
utility. P           Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to submit the job:

The current print job parameters are displayed.  To change a parameter, 
type the number of that parameter and press <RETURN>.  You will be prompted
for the new value.

Printer         You can change the printer where the job will be printed.
                Type the name of any printer on the system.

File            You can change the name of the file that you want to print.

Alias           This is the name that will be displayed if you set the
                "notify" parameter to "Y".  If no alias is specified, the
                notify message will display the file name.
Priority        Any number from 0 to 9.  Jobs with higher priority numbers are
                printed before jobs with lower numbers.  Jobs with priority
                less than or equal to the hold priority for the printer are
                not printed until the priority is changed to a higher number. 
                
Form            The name of a form that can be used on the specified printer.

Copies          The number of copies that you want printed.  Any number from 
                1 to 999 is allowed.
                
From page       The first page you want printed.  The default is page one.
                
To Page         The last page you want printed.  The default is the last page 
                of the file.
                
Requeue         "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the file will
                remain in the print queue with priority 0 after it has been
                printed.
Delete          "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the file will
                be deleted from the filesystem after it has been printed.
                
Notify          "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", a message will 
                be displayed on your terminal screen when the print job has 
                been completed.

Wait mode       "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the system will
                not start printing the job until all the data has been output
                to the file.

Raw mode        "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the system will
                output all mnemonic escape sequences (sequences of characters
                that start with an escape character) without interpreting
                them.  On a printer, escape sequences are used as commands
                for top of form, slew to channel, etc.  Raw mode causes the
                system to output the escape character sequences without
                executing the command.  It is usually used with graphics
                devices.

High bit	Whether to turn the high bit in each character on or off.

PDF name	The Printer Definition File to be used.

Trans. tbl	The Translation Tabel to be used.

Form feed	The number of formfeeds at the job start.
                
Date to print   The date on which the job will be printed.  The job will
                remain in the print queue until the specified date is reached.
                Then it will be printed when it reaches the top of the queue.

Time to print   The time on the specified date when the job will be printed.
                The job will remain in the print queue until the specified
                time.  Then it will be printed when it reaches the top of the
                queue.

When you have finished changing parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The job
will be printed. P                  Type job priority (0-n), <RETURN> for no change:

An operator who does not have system administrator privileges is allowed to
reduce the priority but not to increase it.  "n" is the default job priority
for the operator.

A system administrator can set the priority to any number from 0 to 9.

Jobs with higher priority numbers are printed before jobs with lower numbers.
Print jobs with priority less than or equal to the printer's hold priority are
not printed.  They remain in the queue until their priority is changed.

Type the desired priority number and press <RETURN>.  To keep the current 
priority, press <RETURN> alone. P                     Type form name, <RETURN> for no change

Type the name of the form on which the job should be printed.  It must be a 
form that can be used on the specified printer.

Type the form name and press <RETURN>. P             Type number of copies (1-999), <RETURN> for no change:

Type the number of copies you want printed and then press <RETURN>.  You can
specify any number of copies from 1 to 999.  

Type <RETURN> alone to retain the current number of copies.
 P                      Requeue job after printing? (yes/no):

If the requeue option is "yes", the system will not delete the job from the
queue after it is printed.  It will change the job's priority to 0 so that it
remains in the queue without being printed until the priority is changed or
the job is killed.

If you want the file to be requeued after printing, type "y" or "yes" and
press <RETURN>.

If you do not want the file to be requeued after printing, type "n" or "no"
and press <RETURN>.
 P                    Delete the file after printing it? (yes/no):

This option allows you to specify whether the file will be deleted from the
filesystem after it has been printed or it has been removed from the printing
queue.

If you want the file to be deleted, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want the file to be deleted, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>. P               Notify the user after the job has been printed? (yes/no):

This option tells the utility to display a message on your terminal screen
when this print job is completed or when a printing error occurs.  If you have
specified an alias for the print job, it will be displayed in the notify
message.  Otherwise, the file name will be displayed.

If you want to be notified, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to be notified, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P               Type alias of print job, <RETURN> for no change:

The alias is the name the system will use if you choose to be notified upon 
completion of your print job.  You are not required to specify an alias.  If
you do not, the file name will be displayed in the notify message.

Type the alias and press <RETURN>.  It may be up to 20 characters long.
 P               Type starting page number, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the number of the first page you want to be printed and press <RETURN>.
The default is page 1.  You can enter any number between 1 and 99999.  If the 
number is greater than the last page of the file, no pages will be printed.

The starting page must be less than the ending page. P               Type ending page number, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the number of the last page you want to be printed and press <RETURN>.
The default is the last page of the file.  You can enter any number between
1 and 99999.  If the number is greater than the last page of the file, the 
print job will end with the last page of the file.

The ending page must be greater than the starting page. P                  Type printer name, <RETURN> for default printer:

Type the name of the printer whose queue you want to view or modify and then 
press <RETURN>.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the queue for the default printer will be
displayed. P               Type number of job to process, <RETURN> for next page:

The jobs in the print queue are listed and numbered.  If you want to stop,
kill, or restart a job, or if you want to modify the parameters of a print
job, type the number of that job and press <RETURN>.

Only the owner of the job or a system administrator can manipulate it.

Press <RETURN> alone to view the next page of the queue, if any. P                      JOB ACTION
                  ----------
                  1. Kill
                  2. Stop
                  3. Modify
                  4. Restart
                  Type number of job action, <RETURN> to end:

The menu on the left side of the screen displays the actions that you can
perform on the print job.  Type the number of the action that you want and
press <RETURN>.

Kill       Deletes the print job from the print queue.

Stop       Changes the status of the print job from "printing" or "waiting" to
           "stopped".  The stopped job will remain in the queue without being
           printed until it is restarted.
Modify     Allows you to change the parameters for the print job. 

Restart    Changes the status of the print job from "stopped" to "waiting".
           The job will then be printed in its turn. P                      Do you want to kill this job? (yes/no):

This prompt asks for verification before it deletes the displayed print job
from the print queue.

If you want the job killed, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want the job killed, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
 P               Type <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-II> to update status

The screen displays the status of the printers.  When you have finished
viewing the information, press <RETURN> to display the next screenful.  If
this is the last screen, the program will end. 

<CTL-II> will redisplay the status screen with updated information. P                          These are the filesystem devices:

The filesystem devices are listed and numbered in the menu.  Type the number
of the filesystem you want to analyze or repair.  Then press <RETURN>.  

The filesystem must be unmounted in order to repair it.  Only a system
administrator is allowed to repair a filesystem. P                        Perform automatic analysis? (yes/no):

The utility can automatically analyze the filesystem and reports its findings
without further user input.

To perform automatic analysis, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

To perform manual analysis and/or repair, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
 P                           Repair the filesystem? (yes/no):

This prompt asks if you want to repair the filesystem.  If you have chosen
automatic analysis, the repair will also be done automatically.

To repair the filesystem, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  Data may be
lost during a repair.

If you do not want to repair the filesystem, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>.
 P               WARNING:  Files or data may be lost.  Proceed? (yes/no):

This prompt asks for verification before the filesystem repair is performed.  
The repair procedure may destroy files or data within files.

If you want to proceed with the repair, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to proceed with the repair, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>.
 P                                      Tools Menu

This section of the non-automatic filesystem error analysis and repair
procedure allows you to view and change 29 different filesystem items.  A
thorough knowledge of the filesystem is essential in order to use these tools.

For complete instructions for using these tools, see the Diagnostics volume of
your user documentation.
 P    
See the Diagnostics volume of your user documentation for a complete 
description of this Filesystem Error Analysis and Repair tool option.
 P                          Delete block from inode? (yes/no):

The automatic filesystem analysis and repair procedure has discovered a 
duplicate or illegal block number in an inode.  You must either delete the 
block from the inode or delete the inode itself.

If you want to delete the block from the inode, type "y" or "yes" and press 
<RETURN>.

If you do not want to delete the block, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.

<CTL-IV> to abort this procedure.
 P                             Delete the inode? (yes/no):

The automatic filesystem analysis and repair procedure has discovered a 
duplicate or illegal block number in an inode.  You must either delete the 
block from the inode or delete the inode itself.  You have already said you do
not want to delete the block.

To delete the inode, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to delete the inode, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.  

<CTL-IV> to abort the utility.
  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                                 early end of floppy

A system error has occurred during execution of the Format Diskette utility.
The diskette is not usable. P              Insert a diskette into drive.
          WARNING:  Format will destroy all data on the diskette.
          Type <RETURN> to proceed:

Insert the diskette that you want to format into the drive and press the lock
button.  Then type <RETURN>.

CAUTION:  The format procedure destroys all information currently stored on
the diskette.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P                                Type <RETURN> to end

The display shows your operator parameters.

When you are finished viewing it, press <RETURN>.  The utility will end. P                      Maintain operator information file
                  1. Add an operator
                  2. Modify an operator
                  3. Delete an operator
                  4. Change password
                  5. Operator report
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The menu lists the functions you can use to maintain the operator information
file.  Type the number of the function you want and press <RETURN>.  

To end the utility, press <RETURN> alone.

The operator information records are stored in the file "/etc/passwd". P                         Type operator name, <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the operator to add, modify, delete, or change the password.
Then press <RETURN>.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the initial menu of edit functions will be 
repeated. P                     There is already an operator with this name

The name you entered for this operator is the name of an existing operator.

Press <RETURN> to enter another name for the operator.

Press <CTL-IV> to end the program without changing the parameters for this
operator. P              Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to define operator

The parameters for the operator are displayed.  Type the number of the item
that you want to change, then press <RETURN>.  The utility will ask you to
enter the new value for the parameter.

When all the parameters are correct, press <RETURN> alone.  The utility will
save the changes in the operator file, "/etc/passwd".

Press <CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the parameters for the
operator. P                                   Type password

Type a password for the operator and then press <RETURN>.  The password will 
not be displayed on the screen as you type.

If you don't want to assign a password for the operator, type <RETURN> alone. P                               Type password again

To confirm the password you just entered, type it again and press <RETURN>.  0000DELETED P                        Type ID number, <RETURN> for no change

Type a number in the range from -32767 to 32767, excluding 0, and press
<RETURN>.  (ID number 0 is reserved for the "admin" operator.)  The program
will reject the number if it is already used for another operator.

An operator with a negative ID number (or 0) will login with system
administrator privileges.

To keep the current ID number, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to abort this procedure.
 P               This ID number is already assigned to another operator.

The ID number you entered is already assigned to another operator.  Press
<RETURN> to enter another number. P                   Type the home directory, <RETURN> for no change

Type the operator's home directory path and press <RETURN>.  You may enter 
either the fully or partially qualified path name of the directory.  The
program prefixes your current working directory to a partial path name.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current home directory path unchanged.

The operator's working directory is set to the home directory when he or she
logs onto the system.  The default value is "/usr/" plus the operator's name. P                   Initial program
                    1. Menus
                    2. Command interpreter
                    3. BASIC command mode
                    4. Other
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

The menu lists the choices for the operator's initial program.  Type the
number of the desired initial program and press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current value unchanged.

The initial program is executed when the operator logs onto the system.  These
are the available options:

Menus                     The operator will log into the menu system.  When
                          this option is chosen, you can also specify the
                          initial menu that will be displayed.
Command interpreter       This option starts the BOSS/IX command interpreter
                          when the operator logs on.

BASIC command mode        This option starts BASIC command mode when the
                          operator logs on.

Other                     This option allows you to specify the initial
                          program that will be executed when the operators
                          logs on. P                    Type initial program, <RETURN> for no change

You chose "other" as the initial program for this operator.  Type the initial
program for the operator, then press <RETURN>.

Type the initial program in the same format you would use to enter a command
line in the BOSS/IX command interpreter, except:

     You must type the full path name of the program.

     The spaces that would normally be used between arguments must be replaced
     by commas (except between quotes).

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current initial program unchanged.
These are some examples of initial program command lines:

     /bin/ls,-l,-a         Execute the command "ls -l -a".  When the command
                           is done, the operator will be logged off the system

     /util/dsave           Execute the utility program "dsave", Save to
                           Diskette.  When the utility is done, the operator
                           will be logged off the system.

     /bin/basic,'X=10; Z$="abc"; RUN "/a/b/program"'
                           Execute the BASIC program "/a/b/program".  When the
                           program ends, the operator will be logged off the
                           system.
     /bin/basic,-nr,'RUN "/usr/test/init"'
                           Execute the BASIC program "/usr/test/init".  When
                           the program ends, the operator's terminal will drop
                           into BASIC command mode.

     /bin/command,/user/test/cmd
                           Execute the BOSS/IX command file "cmd".  When the 
                           command file is done, the operator will be logged
                           off the system.  0000DELETED P                     Type initial menu, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the name of the menu that will be displayed when the operator logs on,
then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to keep the current initial menu. P                      1. Add security codes
                  2. Delete security codes
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

You asked to change the operator's security codes.  This menu gives you the
choice of adding or deleting security codes.  Type the number of your
selection and press <RETURN>.  

When you are finished changing the security codes, press <RETURN> alone at
this menu to return to the menu of operator parameters. 

The security codes control which menus and menu options the operator is
allowed to access.  An operator can access a menu or a menu option if its
security code matches one of the codes assigned to the operator.

An operator without any security codes can access any menu or menu option.   P                     Type security codes to add, <RETURN> to end

Type the security codes to add to the list for this operator and press
<RETURN>.

Security codes can be any letter or digit.  Special characters, such as
punctuation marks, are not allowed.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current security codes unchanged. P                   Type security codes to delete, <RETURN> to end

Type the security codes to delete from this operator's list and then press
<RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to keep the current security codes. P                            Operator name not found

The operator name you entered does not exist.  

Press <RETURN> to enter another name.
Press <CTL-IV> to end the program.
 P                    Do you want to delete this operator? (yes/no)

The prompt asks you to verify that you want to delete this operator.

If you want to delete this operator, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to delete this operator, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.

<CTL-IV> will end the program without deleting the operator. P                      Report device
                       1. terminal
                       2. printer
                       3. file
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

You can choose to have the operator report displayed on your terminal screen,
printed, or stored in a file.  Type the number of the desired choice and
press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to repeat the initial menu.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the program. P                           Type file name, <RETURN> to end:

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the file whose size you
want to change and then press <RETURN>.  The utility will prefix your working
directory to a partial path name.

Press <RETURN> alone to end the utility. P            Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The display shows the size parameters for the specified file.  Type the number
of the parameter you want to change and press <RETURN>

The file is an indexed file.  The parameters that can be changed are:

     Number of records
     Record size
     Initial extent
     Growth extent

When you are done changing the size parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The
file will be converted to the new size.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P            Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The display shows the size parameters for the specified file.  Type the number
of the parameter you want to change and press <RETURN>.

The file is a serial file.  The parameters that can be changed are:

     Number of records
     Record size
     Initial extent
     Growth extent

When you are done changing the size parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The
utility will convert the file to the new size.

<CTL-IV> will end the program without changing the file. P            Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The display shows the size parameters for the specified file.  Type the number
of the parameter to change and press <RETURN>.

The file is a direct file.  The parameters that can be changed are:

     Key size
     Number of records
     Record size
     Initial extent
     Growth extent

When you are done changing the size parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The
utility will convert the file to the new size.

<CTL-IV> will end the program without changing the file. P          Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The display shows the size parameters for the specified file.  Type the number
of the item to change and press <RETURN>.

The file is a sort file.  The parameters that can be changed are:

     Key size
     Number of keys
     Initial extent
     Growth extent

When you are done changing the size parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The
utility will convert the file to the new size.

<CTL-IV> will end the program without changing the file. P            Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The display shows the size parameters for the specified file.  Type the number
of the parameter to change and press <RETURN>

The file is a BASIC program file.  The parameters that can be changed are:

     Program size
     Initial extent
     Growth extent

When you are done changing the size parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The
utility will convert the file to the new size. 

<CTL-IV> will end the program without changing the file. P                   Type key size (n - 56), <RETURN> for no change:

The key size can range from the current key size (n) to the legal limit.

Type the new key size and then press <RETURN>.

To keep the current key size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                Type record size (n - 32767), <RETURN> for no change:

The record size can range from the current record size (n) to the legal limit.

Type the new record size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current record size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P        Type maximum number of records (n - 8388607), <RETURN> for no change:

The maximum number of records can range from the actual number of records (n)
to the legal limit.

Type the new maximum number of records and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current maximum number of records, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P          Type maximum number of keys (n - 8388607), <RETURN> for no change:

The maximum number of keys can range from the actual number of keys (n) to the
legal limit.

Type the new maximum number of keys and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current maximum number of keys, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P          Type maximum program size (n - 67108864), <RETURN> for no change:

The maximum program size can range from the current program size (n) to the
legal limit.

Type the new maximum program size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current maximum program size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type initial extent (1 - n), <RETURN> for no change:

The initial extent can range from one record to the maximum number of records
in the file (n).

Type the new initial extent and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current initial extent size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type initial extent (1 - n), <RETURN> for no change:

The initial extent can range from one to the maximum number of keys (n).

Type the new initial extent size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current initial extent, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type initial extent (N - M), <RETURN> for no change:

The initial extent can range from the current initial extent size (N) to the
maximum program size (M).

Type the new initial extent size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current initial extent size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type growth extent (1 - n), <RETURN> for no change:

The growth extent can range from one to the maximum number of records in the
file.

Type the new growth extent and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current growth extent size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type growth extent (1 - n), <RETURN> for no change:

The growth extent can range from one to the maximum number of keys (n).

Type the new growth extent size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current growth extent, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                 Type growth extent (1 - n), <RETURN> for no change:

The growth extent can range from one and the maximum program size (n).

Type the new growth extent size and press <RETURN>.

To keep the current growth extent size, press <RETURN> alone.

<CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the file. P                              Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The screen contains a report of the parameters for one or more operators.

When you have finished viewing the information, press <RETURN>.  If this is
the last operator to be displayed, the utility will return to the function
menu.  If not, the next page of the report will be displayed.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the report. P                         Cannot read the date.  System error.

A system error prevented the utility from reading the system date. P    Cannot read the time.  System error.

A system error prevented the utility from reading the system time. P                   Time format
                    1. hours:minutes
                    2. hours:minutes:seconds
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

Type the number of the desired display format for the system time and press
<RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the current time format unchanged.

The time format determines how the system time will be displayed.  It also
determines the format that you will use to set the system time. P                  Type time in format hhmmss, <RETURN> for no change 

Type the time in the format "hhmmss", then press <RETURN>.  "hh" = hour,
"mm" = minutes, "ss" = seconds.

You do not need to type leading zeros.  For example, if the time is 9:00, you
can type "90000".  You must type all the digits for the minutes and seconds.  

If the clock format is 12-hour clock, the time you type can be between 1:00:00
("10000") and 12:59:59 ("125959").  If the clock format is 24-hour clock, the
time you type can be between 0:00:01 ("00001") and 24:59:59 ("245959").  

If the clock format is 12-hour clock, the next prompt will ask you to specify
"am" or "pm". P                         Operator name "name" does not exist.

You have entered the name of an operator that has not been defined.  The 
operator name cannot be found in the operator file:  "/etc/passwd".

Press <RETURN> to enter another operator name.

<CTL-IV> to end the program. P                          Too many files or directories

The filesystem is full.  Before another file or directory can be added to the 
filesystem, some existing files or directories must be deleted.
 P                             map file hasn't been added

The process has attempted to map a file that has not been added to public
memory.
 P                               No more shared memory

An attempt has been made to add another file to shared memory, but the shared
memory is full.

Before another file can be added to shared memory, some files must be removed. P                          Illegal operation on a remote file

The program attempted to perform an illegal operation on a remote file. P                             <CTRL>+"x" was typed

You typed 'x' while holding down <CTRL>.  This generates an error in the
utility program. P                                  Illegal mnemonic

The program issued an illegal or unknown mnemonic command to the system. P                           Corrupted keyed file format

The utility attempted to access a keyed file which has some structural damage.

You can use the File Error Analysis command, "kychk", to attempt to repair the
file. P                          Illegal terminal mnemonics file

The format of the terminal mnemonics file in "/etc/ttycmds" is bad. P                                Bad version number

An illegal version number has been found in the '/etc/ttycmds' file.
 P                             The directory is busy

You have attempted to use a busy directory for an operation which requires
that the directory is not being used.  A directory is busy if it is used as
a mount point or working directory.

Use another directory or free the directory by closing all open files and
directories. P                                    Seek error

An error occurred during a hard disk or floppy diskette head seek.  This may
indicate a hardware problem.

This error can also occur when the utility attempts to read, write, or format
a non-existent diskette drive. P                                Not enough memory

System memory is full.  The utility cannot function. P                         Timeout on a requested operation

The utility cannot perform an operation.  It could not access a device. P                               Too many links to file

The file you are processing already has the maximum number of directory paths 
leading to it.  You cannot add another path until an existing path has been
deleted.

You can user either the Delete File utility or the "delete" command.
 P                             cannot write to filesystem

The utility has attempted to write to a filesystem that was mounted with the
read-only option.
 P                              Cannot lock this record

Only a limited number of records can be locked at one time, and all locks are 
currently in use.

Some records that are currently locked must be unlocked before you can lock
this one. P                                 Deadlock condition

Two processes have attempted to lock the same record at the same time.  Try
again.
 P                            Spooler failed to create file

The spooler was unable to create a temporary file.  The spooler is the program
that handles the print queue.

When a file is submitted for printing, the spooler creates a temporary copy
of it.  It was unable to create the temporary file for your print job, and so
your file will not be printed.  Try again. P                               Device reserved for OS

The utility has attempted to use a special device that is reserved for use by
the operating system.
 P                                 Bad key in file

A bad key was encountered in a direct or sort file.

You can attempt to repair the file by using the File Repair utility,
"frepair", or the File Repair command, "kychk". P                               Illegal record index

The utility attempted to access a record index that does not exist in the file
or that is outside of the legal range for record index numbers, such as a
negative number. P                                data buffer overflow

The keyboard data buffer has overflowed.  Type slower.

The keyboard data buffer catches the characters that you type on the keyboard.
It holds them until the utility can process them.  When the system is heavily
used, it is possible to type faster than the utility can process characters. P                                illegal file type

This file type cannot be processed by the utility.  Enter the name of a legal
file type. P                                 record not found

The utility attempted to read or write a record that does not exist in the
file. P                                  key not found

The program tried to read or write a key that does not exist in the file. P                                  duplicate key

The specified key already exists in the file. P                            filesystem already mounted

You have attempted to mount a filesystem that has already been mounted.
 P                               Filesystem not mounted

The filesystem you have attempted to unmount was not mounted.
 P                                   End of cartridge.

The utility has attempted to read or write past the end of the cartridge. P           Data transfer error or seek error occurred on disk or diskette.

An error has occurred during an attempt to read or transfer data from the disk
or diskette drive.

This error can also be caused by an attempt to format a badly damaged
diskette. P        Illegal attempt to format a non-existent disk partition or filesystem.

The utility attempted to format a disk or diskette partition that does not
exist. P                               <CTRL>+"y" was typed

You typed 'y' while holding down <CTRL>.  This generates an error in the
utility program.
 P                                 device not ready

The utility attempted to access a device that is busy or not ready. P                  Insert the diskette that was originally mounted.

The diskette in the drive is not the one that was mounted.  The original
diskette was removed without being unmounted and another diskette was 
inserted.  Remove this diskette, insert the original diskette, and unmount it. P                      The filesystem was not properly unmounted

The filesystem you have attempted to mount was not properly unmounted.

You must repair the filesystem.  Use the Filesystem Error Repair command,
"fschk", or the Filesystem Error Analysis utility, "fsdbg".
 P                                 illegal function

The utility has attempted to call an unsupported function.
 P                            Invalid logical unit number

The utility attempted to access a file or device using a logical unit number
that has not been assigned.
 P                           no more logical units available

All configured logical units are currently in use.  No more files can be
opened until a logical unit is freed.
 P                         Illegal parameter(s) in system call.

The utility has used an illegal parameter in a system call. P                                  file not locked

You have attempted to unlock a file that was not locked.
 P                                   file locked

You have attempted to access a file or device that has been locked by another 
process.
 P                             configuration file missing

The configuration file '/etc/bfsdsk.d' is missing.
 P                                mount table missing

The mount table, "/etc/mounttab", is missing from the filesystem.
 P                          operation requires BASIC program

The specified file is not a BASIC program file.  This utility requires a
a BASIC program file.
 P                           attempt to save an ADD program

You have attempted to save a program that has been placed in public memory 
using the ADD directive.  These programs cannot be saved.
 P                               program file too small

The specified BASIC program cannot be saved because the file is too small.

Define a larger file or expand the file by using the Change File Size utility. P                                Data buffer overflow

More data has been submitted to the data buffer than it has room for.  Slow 
down data entry.
 P                              No BASIC program loaded.

This utility requires a BASIC program to be already loaded in memory.  
No BASIC program is currently loaded into memory.
 P                          fatal write error to diskette

A write error has occurred on the diskette.  The diskette is damaged and
should be replaced.
 P                   Invalid logical unit reference in public program

A logical unit number that has not been assigned was referenced from a public 
program.
 P                            program not in shared memory

You have requested a program from shared memory that has not been added to 
shared memory.
 P                                file already added

You have attempted to add (using the ADD command) a program to shared memory
that is already in shared memory.  A program cannot be added twice.
 P                                file not added 

The requested file has not been added (using the ADD command) to shared
memory.
 P                                cannot save program

You have attempted to save a program to a device or an illegal file type.  
BASIC programs can only be saved to a file of type "program".
 P                                 file is corrupted

The file you have attempted to access is damaged in some way.

If the file is a keyed file, you can attempt to repair it using the File Error
Repair command, "kychk".
 P                                 no key specified

The utility has attempted to write to a keyed file without specifying the key.
 P                              invalid time/date format

An invalid format has been used for the system date or time.
 P                                 no size parameter

The requested operation requires a size parameter.
 P                  The diskette or tape device is write protected.

The diskette or tape device is write protected.  Remove the diskette or
tape from the drive, write enable it or substitute a diskette or tape
that is not write protected, insert it into the drive, and then press 
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

This error can also occur if the diskette or tape has been inserted / 
mounted incorrectly or if the drive door is not properly locked. P                              can't open this terminal

The utility has attempted to open a channel to the terminal from which it was 
started.  This is not allowed.  
 P                             cannot restart audit trail

The utility has attempted to restart an audit trail.  This is not allowed.
 P                              keyed file is corrupted

The program has attempted to access a keyed file that is corrupted.

You can attempt to repair the file using the File Error Repair command,
"kychk". P                                Printer not found

The specified printer does not exist on the system. P                            Default printer not defined

There is no default printer defined on the system.  You must specify a printer
device name. P                            Number of copies out of range

The number of copies you specified for the print job is out of the legal
range.  You may specify a number between 1 and 999.
 P                                   No queue file

There is no queue file for the specified printer.  
 P                                   Missing key

The specified key cannot be found in this file.
 P                               Print form not defined

The print form you specified has not been defined.  Select another form or
define the form.
  0000DELETED P                               cannot delete key set

You have attempted to delete the primary key set from a multi-keyed file.
Only secondary key sets can be deleted.
 P                             <ESCAPE> is not allowed

You pressed <ESCAPE> or <CTRL>+"c".  These are not allowed by this utility
because data would be lost.  Type <RETURN> to continue. P                             Illegal input statement

An input statement with an incorrect format was encountered in the program.
 P            The print control defaults file, "etc/defaults", is corrupted.

The file that holds the print control default definitions, "/etc/defaults", is
corrupted.  One or more records are the wrong format, or the file is the wrong
type.  The best way to recover the file is to restore it from a backup
tape or diskette.  You can also use this utility to rebuild the file. P                              Terminal buffer overflow

The screen or keyboard buffer has been given more data than it can hold.  Some 
data may be lost and need to be re-entered.
 P                                Unexpected file mark

An unexpected file mark was encountered on the tape device.
 P                                    End of data

The utility tried to read past the end of data on the magnetic tape device.
 P                                 Illegal byte count

An illegal byte count was used in an MCS instruction.
 P                               Printer buffer overflow

More data was sent to the printer buffer than it can hold.  This is caused by
a system error.  Some data may be lost.
 P                                Printer out of paper

The printer is out of paper.  Load paper and turn the printer on line in order
to continue printing.
 P                                Printer is off line

The printer is off line.  No jobs can be printed.

Put the printer on line.  Printing will resume. P                                 can't unlock file

The utility attempted to unlock a file that is busy.  The file can only be
unlocked when it is no longer busy.
 P               There is no tape in the tape drive.
           <RETURN> to retry, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

Either there is no cartridge in the MCS drive or no tape mounted on the 1/2
inch tape drive. The drive cannot sense a tape.  Insert a cartridge or mount
a tape and type <RETURN> to continue with the utility.  Make sure that the 
cartridge is properly locked in the drive, or the door is secured on the 1/2
inch drive. P                                Tape read error.

A read error occurred on the tape drive.  If this is the first time that the 
error has occurred, try to read the tape again.  If not, then the tape might
be bad.  Try writing a new label on it (the current data will be lost).  Then
test the tape before re-using it. P                        Type class name, <RETURN> to continue:

If the desired print job parameters for this job are defined in a print class,
type the name of the class and press <RETURN>.  Otherwise, press <RETURN> 
alone; no print class will be assigned to the job.

The defined print classes are stored in the file "/etc/class". P                                   Spooling is off.

Your print defaults specify that spooling is turned off.  Spooling must be 
turned on to use this utility.
 P              Type <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-II> to update status:

Press <RETURN> to end the program.  
Press <CTL-II> to update the status display with the current information. P                        Print queue control file is missing.

The file print control file "/tmp/_queues/lpq.lp.killev" is missing.  This
file is created during system startup.  It is required by the Maintain Print
Queue utility. P                      Type printer name whose form has changed,

Type the name of the printer whose form you have changed and press <RETURN>.
Printing will resume on that printer and the utility will end.  

Type <RETURN> only for the default printer.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the forms on a printer. P                Port configuration options
                 1. Add a device         5. Report port attributes
                 2. Remove a device      6. Modify pot attributes.
                 3. Move a device        7. Save configuration and exit
        	 4. Switch two devices   8. Add non-configured terminals
            Type number of selection, {page options} 

The ports and their current devices are displayed above the menu.  The menu
lists the seven functions of the Port Configuration utility:

Add a device              This function configures a port for a device, either
                          a printer or a terminal.
                          
Remove a device           This function changes a port to "not configured" 
                          status.
                          
Move a device             This function moves a configured device from its
                          current port to an unused port.
Switch two devices        This function switches the configured devices for
                          two ports.

Report port attributes    This function generates a report of the configured
                          devices on one or more ports.  The report may be
                          displayed on the terminal, printed, or stored in a
                          file.  If the report is output to a printer or file,
                          a report of all ports is generated.  If the report
                          is output to the terminal, you will be asked for
                          the port number to report.
                          
Modify port attributes    This function allows you to modify the configuration
                          of a port.

Save configuration and exit  This option allows you to save the port 
			     configuration changes and exit the utility.

Add non-configured terminals  This option allows you to configure all the
			      non-configured serial ports with the terminal
			      type you specify. 

{page options}

If the system has more than 16 ports, the ports are displayed in multiple 
screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous screen or 
the next screen.  <RETURN> at the last screen displays the first screen,
and <CTL-II> at the first screen displays the last screen.  
   

If you change the port configuration, you must re-boot the system before the
changes will be activated.  Of course, you must also alter the hardware to
conform to the new port configuration. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the number of the port whose parameters you want to see, then press
<RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu. P                    This port is already configured for a device.
                Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

The "add a device" function allows you to add a device to an empty port.  The
port you selected is already configured for a device.

If you want to change the configuration of the port, type "y" or "yes" and
press <RETURN>.  The utility will allow you to modify the port parameters.

If you do not want to change the configuration of this port, type "n" or "no"
and press <RETURN>.  The configuration function menu will be re-displayed.
 P                     This port is not configured.
                 Do you want to add a device to it? (yes/no)

The "modify a port" function allows you to change the parameters for a
configured device.  The port number you have entered is not configured for a
device.

If you want to add a device to this port, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will allow you to define a device on this port.

If you do not want to add a device to this port number, type "n" or "no" and 
press <RETURN>.  The port configuration function menu will be re-displayed.
 P                   Device type
                  1. terminal
                  2. printer
                  3. graphics terminal
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change:

The menu lists the types of devices that can be configured on any port except
1 or 2.  Type the number of the desired device type and press <RETURN>.

If you are configuring a modem, choose the device type "terminal".

Type <RETURN> alone to repeat the port number prompt.

Port 1 can be configured for a communications device, as well as the devices
listed in the above menu.  Port 2 can support only a parallel printer. P                       These are the available terminal names

The menu displays the terminal names that are available (have not been used
for another terminal).

Type the number of the desired name and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to repeat the terminal type menu.

Terminal device files are stored in the directory "/dev".  Each device file
has the same name as its device. P                       These are the available terminal types

The menu lists the names of the terminals supported by your system.  The
default configuration parameters for the terminal will be assigned based on
the type of terminal that you select.

Type the number of the terminal type you are installing and press <RETURN>.  
You will be allowed to change the parameters.

If your terminal is not a standard model, before you can configure it you must
create a mnemonics definition file for the terminal.  You must then use the
"makettymntbl" command to create a mnemonics table file.  Both of these files
must be defined in the "/etc/ttymntbl" directory.

This utility will assign default configuration parameters for the non-standard
terminal, but you will probably need to change them. P                        These are the available printer types

The menu lists the types of the printers that can be installed on this port.
Printer types are different depending on the port type(serial or parallel).

Type the number of the printer type you are installing and press <RETURN>.

The system will assign default values for the printer configuration
parameters based on the printer type that you select.  You will be allowed to
changes the defaults. P               Type the start process command, <RETURN> for no change

The start process is a program or command that is executed on this terminal
when the system is started.  The default start process is the login prompt.

Type the start process command and press <RETURN>.  You must type commas
in place of the spaces that you would normally use between arguments, except
between quotes.

The start process must be specified for a terminal.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current start process. P                        Type comment, <RETURN> for no change

Type any comment you wish to make about this port or device, then press
<RETURN>.  The comment may be up to 40 characters long.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current comment.

Type a blank space followed by <RETURN> to remove the current comment. P                   These are the possible baud rates (bits/second)

The baud rate is the speed with which the terminal or printer talks to the
computer.

The menu displays the baud rates that can be used for input or output.  They
range from 50 to 19200 bits/second.  The baud rate you select depends on the
type printer or terminal you are installing.  For most devices, the input and
output baud rates must be the same.

Type the number of the desired baud rate and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current baud rate. P                  These are the parity options
                  1. no parity
                  2. odd parity
                  3. even parity
              Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

The menu displays the parity options.  The parity you select should be
determined by the type of printer or terminal that you are installing.

Type the number of the desired parity option and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current parity. P                  These are the options for the number of stop bits
                   1.  1
                   2.  1.5
                   3.  2
              Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

This menu lists the stop bit options available.  Your choice should depend on
the type or terminal or printer that you are installing.

Type the number of the desired option and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of stop bits. P              These are the options for the character length (in bits)
               1.  7
               2.  8
          Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

The menu lists the options for the character length.  You selection should
depend on the type of terminal or printer that you are installing.

Type the number of the desired option and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current character length. P              Protocol options
               1. no protocol     4. X-ON, X-OFF, and DTR
               2. X-ON, X-OFF     5. modem control
               3. DTR             6. modem control and X-ON, X-OFF
          Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

The menu lists the options for data flow and modem control protocol.  Your
selection should depend of the type of terminal or printer that you are
configuring.

If you are installing a modem, you should use option 5 or 6 (modem control).

Type the number of the desired protocol option and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current protocol. P                Does this printer use Basic Four interface? (yes/no)

The printers that can be attached to your system use either industry standard
interface or Basic Four interface.

If your printer uses the Basic Four interface, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If your printer uses industry standard interface, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>. P                      Start spooling for this printer? (yes/no)

Spooling must be turned on in order to use the printer utilities or the
print commands "lpmaint", "lpq", "lpr", and "lpstat" on that printer.  The
default is for spooling to be on.

If spooling is not turned on, the printer can still be used but the system
will not prevent two users from printing at the same time.

If you want spooling turned on for this printer, type "y" or "yes" and press 
<RETURN>.

If you want spooling turning off for this printer, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>. P                        These are the translation table files

The menu displays the available terminal character translation tables.  The
table you should select should depend on the language which you will be using.

The same menu of translation tables is available to input and output
translation.  You can specify different translation tables for input and
output, but usually they will be the same.

The translation tables are stored in the directory "/etc/ttyxlt".

Type the number of the desired translation table and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current table.
<CTL-II> to repeat the previous prompt.
<CTL-IV> to abort this utility.
 P                             This port is not configured.

The function you have selected requires that the port be configured for a
device.  This port is not configured.
 P                      Remove the device from this port? (yes/no)

This prompt asks you to verify that you want to remove the device from the
port.

If you want the device removed, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want the device removed, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
 P                  Cannot move or switch the parallel printer device

Port 2 is the parallel port, the only one on the system.  It can support only
a parallel printer.  All other ports are serial ports.  They can support
serial printers, terminals, or modems.

The device on port 2 cannot be moved to or switched with any other port.
 P                       Invalid port number for system console

The system console cannot be moved to or configured on this port number. P           WARNING:  Invalid entry in "/etc/ports" port configuration file.

The ports file, "/etc/ports", is corrupted or missing.  The utility cannot 
read some of the port configuration information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  You
can proceed with the configuration utility without restoring the file.  It
will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P         WARNING:  Invalid entry in "/etc/terminals" port configuration file.

The ports file, "/etc/terminals", is corrupted or missing.  The utility cannot
read some of the port configuration information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  You
can proceed with the configuration utility without restoring the file.  It
will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P         WARNING:  Invalid entry in "/etc/printers" port configuration file.

The ports file, "/etc/printers", is corrupted or missing.  The utility cannot 
read some of the port configuration information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  You
can proceed with the configuration utility without restoring the file.  It
will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P                     Not enough memory to execute this program.

There is not enough memory available to execute this program. P     The port numbers are the same.  You cannot move or switch a port with itself.

A device must to moved to or switched with a port number that is different
from its current port number.  0000DELETED P             You cannot change the device name of the system console terminal.

You have attempted to change the name of the system console terminal.  

The name of the system console must be "/dev/tty0". P                               Type <RETURN> to proceed

The screen displays the configuration attributes for the specified port.  When
you have finished viewing the report for this port, press <RETURN>.  The
program will ask you for another port number. P              Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to define device

The display shows the current configuration parameters for the terminal or
printer device on the specified port.  Type the number of the item that you
want to change, then press <RETURN>.  The utility will prompt you to enter the
new value for the parameter.

When the parameters are correct, press <RETURN> alone to define the device on
the system.

<CTL-II> to return to the menu of port configuration options.  The changes for
for this port will be lost.

<CTL-IV> to abort the utility.  The changes for this and other ports will be
lost. P              Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to define device

The current values for the configuration parameters for the port are
displayed.  If you want to change the value of a parameter, type its number
and press <RETURN>.  The utility will ask you for the new value.

When the parameters are correct, press <RETURN> alone.  The utility will save
the changes.  When you end the utility, it will define the device.

Type <CTL-IV> to abort the utility.  All changes will be lost.

Type <CTL-II> to return to the menu offport configuration options. P            The system configuration allows N printers.  You have more.

The maximum number of printers that can be configured on your system, N, is 
specified in the system configuration file, "/etc/conf".

You have configured more printers than the maximum number allowed.

When you type <RETURN> at the error message, the program will ask you if you
want to change the configuration (by deleting some printers) or configure the
system as currently specified.  If you choose the second option, you should
use the "vconf" command to change the maximum number of printers allowed.
You should do this before you reboot the system or go to multi-user mode.

If you type <CTL-IV> at the error message, the utility will end.  The
configuration changes will be lost. P                        1. configure system as defined
                    2. modify configuration parameters
                    Type number of selection

You have configured more printers than the maximum number allowed on the
system.  The maximum number of printers is defined in the system configuration
file.

This menu gives you two options:

Configure the system      This option allows you to ignore the error and
as defined                configure the system as currently defined.  You must
                          correct the problem before you reboot the system or
                          go to multi-user mode.  You can use the "vconf"
                          command to increase the maximum number of printers,
                          or you can re-execute this utility and delete some
                          configured printers.
Modify configuration      This option returns you to the port configuration
parameters                utility functions menu.  You can then remove one or
                          more printers. P                                 complete with errors

The Format Diskette utility was not able to format the diskette.  It did not
create a filesystem on the diskette.  The diskette is not usable.

The program has displayed the numbers of the bad blocks on the diskette.

You should try to format the diskette again.  If two or three attempts are
unsuccessful, you should discard the diskette.

Press <RETURN> to continue.
 P                               complete with no errors

This message is displayed after the utility has successfully finished
formatting the diskette and creating an empty filesystem on it.  The diskette
is ready to receive data.

Press <RETURN> to continue.
 P                           No printers have been started.

Print spooling has not been started on any printers.  The printer utilities
will not function. P                    You cannot move or remove the system console

You have attempted to move or remove the system console terminal, tty0.  This
utility cannot do that.  You must use the "config" diagnostic configurator
program.   It will allow you to move the system console to another port.  It
will not allow you to remove it because a system console must always be
present. P    An error has occurred while signalling the printer that the form has been 
changed.  Check the printer.
 P                                Printing resumed

The printer has been notified that the form has been changed.  No further 
problems exist, and printing has been resumed.
 P                          Cannot submit job to print queue.

The system is not able to create the queue file needed to submit this job for
printing.  Possible causes for this error are that the filesystem is full or
an access permission error occurred. P            Initial menu cannot be set unless initial program is "menus".
 
You cannot specify an initial menu for this operator unless the initial
program is "menus", the program that displays the menus. P0000                     The two passwords are not identical.

The two passwords that you typed are not identical.  You must re-enter both
passwords.

Press <RETURN> to try again. P0000                       Error reading print defaults.

An error has occurred while reading default print control values from 
"/etc/defaults" or "/etc/class".  The format of one or both files is probably
bad. P0000                           Invalid file type.

You have entered the name of a file that is the wrong type.  This utility
cannot process it.

Press <RETURN> to enter another file name. P            Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Compare BASIC Programs" utility will compare one or more BASIC programs
for differences.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the BASIC programs that will be
                  compared to another BASIC program file that you specify.

                  single file:  The program will ask you for the name of the
                  BASIC program file to compare to another BASIC program that
                  you specify.

                  selected files:  The program will ask you to enter a list
                  of the BASIC program files.  Each one will be compared to
                  another BASIC program that you specify.  You can enter
                  individual file names, or you can use a filelist or a group
                  file name.

REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the comparison.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P0000                         Type name of file to compare

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program file to
be compared to the file already entered, and then press <RETURN>.  Your
current working directory will be prefixed to a partial path name. P0000                       Type name of file to be encrypted 

Type either the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program
file you want encrypted, and then press <RETURN>.  Your current working 
directory will be prefixed to a partial path name. P0000                              Device is busy.

The floppy diskette drive is already in use.  You will not be able to complete
this procedure until it is free.  P0000      You are not allowed to change the device type of the parallel port.

You are not allowed to change the device type of port 2, the parallel port.
This port can only be configured for a printer.  P0000      WARNING: Changing the device type will remove all the current port 
               parameters.  Proceed? (yes/no)

You have chosen to change the device type for this port.  The utility assumes
that you are installing a new device in place of the old one.  If you proceed,
the current configuration parameters for the port will be changed to the
default parameters for the new device.

If you do not want to change the device type, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>.

If you want to change the device type, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>. P0000       Set the parameters to the defaults for the new device? (yes/no):

You have chosen to change the printer or terminal type on this port.  You can
either keep the current configuration parameters or ask the utility to set
them to the defaults for the new device type.

If you want the parameters set to the defaults for the new device, type "y"
or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  

If you want to keep the current configuration parameters, type "n" or "no" 
and press <RETURN>.  (You will probably need to change at least the start
process.)  P0000                        "name" is a directory.

The file you have specified as the report device is an existing directory.

Press <RETURN> to enter a different file name.

Press <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000The name you entered for the report file is an existing eventcount file.  This
file type cannot be used as a report file. 

Press <RETURN> to enter another file name.  P0000The name you entered for the report file is an existing device.  This file
type cannot be used as a report file.

Press <RETURN> to enter another file name. P0000                         No printers are configured 

You have chose to have the report output to a printer, but no printers are 
configured on the system.

Press <RETURN> to return to select a different destination for the report.
Press <CTL-IV> to terminate the utility. P0000                       Growth extent cannot be zero.

The growth extent size can be zero only if the entire maximum file size is
allocated by the initial extent.  The utility cannot define the file with the
current parameters.

Press <RETURN> to return to the prompt that allows you to change the file
parameters. P0000The initial extent size plus the growth extent size is larger than the maximum
file size.

Press <RETURN> to re-enter the growth extent size.
Press <CTL-IV> to terminate this program. P0000The initial extent size specified is greater than the maximum file size.  The 
initial extent size may be no larger than the maximum file size.

Press <RETURN> to re-enter the initial extent size.  P0000The growth extent size is larger than the maximum file size.  The growth
extent plus the initial extent cannot exceed the maximum file size.

Press <RETURN> to re-enter the growth extent size. P0000   NOTICE:  Configuration changes will not occur until system is re-booted.
            Type <RETURN> to proceed

The BOSS/IX operation system reads the port configuration parameters only when
the system is booted from shutdown.  The system must be shutdown and re-booted
in order to activate the changes that you just made.

You must perform a full shutdown (though you do not need to turn off the
power).  It is not sufficient to take the system to single-user mode and then
back to multi-user mode. P0000   WARNING:  The Port Configuration utility should be executed only in single
             user mode.

It is strongly recommended that this utility be executed only in single-user
mode.  The utility changes the port configuration files for printers and 
terminals.  This can cause unpredictable or destructive results if the utility
is executed in multi-user mode.

The port configuration files are:

     /etc/ports
     /etc/printers
     /etc/terminals
     /etc/defaults P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Encrypt BASIC Program" utility will encrypt one or more BASIC program
files.  Encryption prevents the program from being listed or edited.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the BASIC program files that will
                  be encrypted.

                  single file:  The utility will ask you to enter the names of
                  the BASIC program file to encrypt.

                  selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list
                  of the BASIC program files to encrypt.  You can enter
                  individual names, or you can use a filelist or a group file
                  name.

CREATE BACKUP     This parameter tells the utility whether it should save the
FILE              original, unencrypted, program file.

                  yes:  The original version of the program file will be
                  saved.  ".bak" will be appended to the name of the backup
                  file.

                  no:  The original version of the program file will not be
                  saved. P0000The specified directory is either empty or contains no files of the type
required by this utility. P    				Report device
				   1. terminal
				   2. printer
				   3. file
				Type number of selection:

This utility can output its report to the terminal screen, any printer, or a
file.  Type the number of your selection and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to end the utility.

This multiple choice menu allows you to choose the destination for the 
report of the "Report Save Diskette Contents" utility.
 P0000                     Display BASIC Program Names Report

The report contains the following information:

Directory Path Name   The absolute path name of each directory whose BASIC 
                      programs are being displayed.  If more than one
                      directory is being displayed, the path names for the
                      additional directories follow the listing of file names.

File Name             The file name of each BASIC program in the directory 
                      are listed on the lines below the directory name.

Blocks Used           If you chose to include the file attributes in the 
                      report, the number of blocks of disk space currently
                      used by the file are displayed following the file name.
Program ID            If you chose to include the file attributes in the
                      report, the first several characters of the first 
                      statement are displayed.

When you have finished viewing the current page of the report, press <RETURN> 
to display the next page.  If this is the last page, the utility will end. P0000      The form is not defined or the form cannot be used on this printer.

The specified form is not defined or it is not defined for use on this
printer.  

The form name is part of the class or print control default definition, so you
might have specified an inappropriate class, or the defaults for the system,
printer, or yourself might be wrong. P0000           Starting page number is greater than ending page number

The starting page number for printing that you specified is greater than the
ending page number.  The job will not be submitted until you change the
starting and/or ending page numbers.

<RETURN> to change the job parameters.

<CTL-IV> to abort the program without submitting the print job.  0000DELETED P0000       Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Save to Diskette" utility ("dsave") allows you to copy some or all of
your files to diskettes.  The save process, unlike the file copy process, can
handle files that are larger than a single diskette.

You should save your most active and/or important data files daily.  You
should also save the entire disk occasionally.  This will protect you from
inconvenient and possibly expensive loss of data in case the files on the
fixed disk are destroyed by a power failure, hardware breakdown, or accident.

Each diskette can hold only a small amount of data, and diskette read/write
speed is relatively slow.  If you need to save a large amount of data, you
should use magnetic tape and the tape commands ("tlabel", "trestore",
"tsave", etc.)
Files that have been copied to diskette by this utility can be re-copied to
the fixed disk only by using the "Restore from Diskette" utility ("drestore").
The files cannot be read by the file copy utility or command.  The diskettes
cannot be mounted because the data is not stored in filesystem format.

The multiple choice menu allows you to set the working parameters for the
save procedure.  After you set the parameters in the menu, the utility will
allow you to specify the names of the files and directories to be saved. See
the explanation of the "Sub-directories" parameter below for more details.
You can also specify individual file names, use pattern matching characters
to define a group file name, or use a filelist.
 
The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter in the menu.  Type the
parameter number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct,
type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.
REPORT DEVICE      This parameter specifies the output device for the 
                   report of files that were saved.

                   terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                   printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of
                   your choice.

                   file:  The report will be written in the file whose name
                   you specify.

WRITE VERIFY       This parameter tells the utility if it should verify the
                   data that is written to diskette.

                   no:  The data will not be verified.

                   yes:  The data will be verified.  The utility will re-read
                   the information that was written to the diskette and
                   verify that it is the same as the original data.  The
                   save process will be much slower if write verify is
                   performed. P0000                   The print queue for "printer" is empty.

The print queue of the printer that you specified is empty.  There are no jobs
waiting to be printed.   P0000                       The job number is n
                       Type <RETURN> to proceed:

"n" is the job number that has been assigned to the job (file) that you just
submitted for printing.  The number identifies your job in the print queue. P0000                   The report will be printed on "printer".
                   Type <RETURN> to proceed:

You chose to have the report for this utility output to a printer.  Your
system has only one printer.  The report will be printed on that printer.

Type <RETURN> to proceed with the utility. P0000     You are not allowed to change this parameter for the system console.

This utility can change only these parameters for the system console:

     start process
     translation tables (input and output)
     comment

The other parameters for the system console are stored in read-only memory so
that they are available when the system is booted.  These parameters can be
changed by using the "config" diagnostic configurator program.

Type <CTL-IV> to abort the utility.  All changes will be lost. P0000                       No security codes are assigned.

You requested to delete security codes, but no security codes have been
assigned to this operator.

Type <RETURN> to continue editing the parameters for this operator.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility.  All changes made to this operator will be
lost. P0000                           This file is busy.

You entered the name of a destination file that is the same as one of the
input files:  old English language file, new English language file, or old
translated file.  You must specify a different file as the destination file. P0000       Change the start process to the default for this device? (yes/no)

You changed the device name for this port.  The default start process includes
the device name as part of its command.  If you have not changed the default
start process, you will probably want to change it to match to new device
name.

If you want to change the start process to the default for the new device
name, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to change the current start process, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>. P0000                            Disk read error.

A read error occurred on the source disk. P0000                           Illegal file type.

You entered the name of a file that is an illegal type.  The "Change File
Size" utility cannot change the size of these file types:

      string
      directory
      device
      eventcount
      BASIC program, encrypted

The utility can process these file types:

      indexed
      serial
      direct
      sort
      BASIC program, unencrypted P0000                        Report device
                             1. terminal
                             2. printer
                             3. file
                        Type number of selection:

This prompt allows you to chose the destination for the report of the merge/
compare operation.  The report can be sent to the terminal screen, a printer,
or a file.  If you choose a printer or a file, the program will ask you for
the name of printer or file. P0000                  1.  Create menu
                  2.  Modify menu
                  3.  Create menu set
                  4.  Modify menu set
                  5.  Display menus
                  6.  Delete menus
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

This menu lists the edit functions of the "Edit Menu" utility.  Type the
number of the function that you want to execute, then press <RETURN>. 

Type <RETURN> alone to end the program.

Create menu          This function allows you to define a new menu.  Only a
                     system administrator is allowed to execute it.
Modify menu          This function allows you to edit an existing menu.  Only
                     a system administrator is allowed to execute it.

Create menu set      This function allows you to define a new menu set.  Only
                     a system administrator is allowed to execute it.

Modify menu set      This function allows you to edit an existing menu set.
                     Only a system administrator is allowed to execute it.

Display menus        This function generates a report of the menus and menu 
                     sets.  The report can be output to your terminal screen,
                     a printer, or a file.

Delete menus         This function allows you to delete menus and/or menu
                     sets.  Only a system administrator is allowed to execute
                     it. P0000                 Type name of menu to create, <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the menu that you want to create.  The name can be from one
to ten characters long.  The first character must be alphabetic.

The suggested format for menu names is "xx.aaaaaaa", where "xx" is the name of
the menu set to which this menu belongs and "aaaaaaa" is a unique name for
this menu.  This format is not required.

<RETURN> alone will return to the initial menu of menu edit functions. P0000                  "name" already exists.
                  Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

When you were asked for the name of the menu to create, you entered the name
of a menu that already exists.

If you want to modify the existing menu, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you want to enter another name for the menu to create, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                Type name of menu to modify, <RETURN> to end

You should type the name of the menu that you want to modify and press
<RETURN>.

<RETURN> alone will return the program to the initial menu of edit functions. P0000                  "name" does not exist.
                  Do you want to create it? (yes/no)

When asked for the name of the menu to modify, you entered the name of a menu
that doesn't exist.

If you want to create the menu, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to create the menu, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The program will repeat the "type file name" prompt.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                  What part of the menu do you want to edit
                       1.  Menu options
                       2.  Menu action steps
                       3.  Menu title & security
                       4.  Menu help text
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

Type the number of the part of the menu that you want to edit, then press
<RETURN>.  

Type <RETURN> alone when you are done editing this menu.  The program will
then ask you if it should be saved.

Menu options             This function allows you to define and format the
                         menu screen display.
Menu action steps        This function allows you to define the program(s) and
                         menu(s) that are executed when a menu option is
                         chosen.

Menu title & security    This function allows you to define the title that
                         is displayed at the top of the menu screen display,
                         the security code for the menu, the revision code,
                         and a comment about the menu.
 
Menu help text           This function allows you to enter and format the help
                         text for this menu. P0000                     Save this menu definition? (yes/no)

You have ended the edit session for creating or modifying a menu.

If you want to save the menu definition, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.
The new menu will replace the old menu, if any.

If you don't want to save the menu definition, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The old menu, if any, will not be changed.

Type <CTL-II> if you want to continue editing the menu. P0000<CTRL>+"p" = up, <CTRL>+"n" = down, <CTRL>+"f" = right, <CTRL>+"h" = left,
<CTRL>+"d" = delete character, <CTL-I> = insert line, <CTL-II> = delete line,
<CTL-III> = un-delete line, <CTL-IV> = end edits.  Insert characters at cursor

                    -------------------------------------
 
You have chosen to edit the action steps for a menu option.  The current
action steps, if any, are displayed.  A "." marks a blank line.
 
Characters that you type are inserted at the cursor position.

The prompt shown above explains the characters that you can use to control the
cursor position and editing functions:

     <CTRL>+"p"      Move the cursor up one line.
     <CTRL>+"n"      Move the cursor down one line.
     <CTRL>+"f"      Move the cursor right one space.
     <CTRL>+"h"      Move the cursor left one space.
     <CTRL>+"d"      Delete the character under the cursor.  The characters
                     to the right of the cursor will move left one position.
     <CTL-I>         Insert a blank line above the line where the cursor
                     resides.  It won't work if the screen is full.
     <CTL-II>        Delete the line where the cursor resides.
     <CTL-III>       Re-insert the line of text that was deleted last.  Insert
                     it above the line where the cursor resides.  It won't
                     work if the screen is full.
     <CTL-IV>        End the edit session for the action steps.

In addition, these keys can be used:
 
     <RETURN>        Move the cursor to the start of the next line.
     <backspace>     Move the cursor one space to the left.
The actions steps for a menu option define that program(s) and/or command(s)
that are executed when the user chooses that option from the menu.  Each
menu option can have up to sixteen action steps, but usually only one is used.

Each action step can be up to 64 characters long.

Each action step is formatted like a command to the BOSS/IX command
interpreter, with two exceptions:
     Full path names must be used for commands, programs, and files

     Commas must replace all spaces except between quotes

Here are some examples of action steps:

     /usr/test/program1            Execute "/usr/test/program1", a non-BASIC
                                   executable program file
     /bin/ls,-l                    Execute the "ls -l" command

     /bin/basic                    Execute BASIC command mode

     /bin/basic,'RUN "/a/b/PGM"'   Execute BASIC program "/a/b/PGM"

     /bin/command                  Execute the command interpreter

     /bin/command,/a/b/CMD         Execute the command file "/a/b/CMD"

These are some special purpose action steps:

     menu ab.main                  Display the menu "ab.main"
 
     logoff                        Log off the system

The action steps will be executed sequentially.  If an error or abort causes
an action step to end, the next action step will be executed.  Action steps
that follow a menu step will never be executed. P0000                  Type menu option number, <RETURN> to end

The current menu options are displayed.  You should type the number of the
option for which you want to define or modify the action steps.  You can also
set the security code for the option.

Type <RETURN> alone to re-display the edit functions menu.

"Action steps" are used when a menu is displayed.  An action step is a
program, command file, or menu that is assigned to a menu option.   It is
executed when the option is selected from the displayed menu.  Up to sixteen
action steps can be assigned to a menu option.

For more information about menu action steps, see the User Guide for the
utilities.  The help text for editing the action steps contains examples of
how to format and enter them. P0000               1. Menu title
               2. Security code
               3. Revision code
               4. Comment
               Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to end

The menu displays the current value for the fields and allows you to change
any field.  Type the number of the item that you want to change, then press
<RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to return to the menu edit functions menu.

The menu title is displayed in the second line of the menu display screen
header.
The security code determines the operators that are allowed to display the
menu.  An operator must be assigned a security code that matches the menu's
security code in order to display it.  If no security code is assigned, any
operator can display the menu.

The revision code is displayed in the screen header when the menu is
displayed.

The comment is provided for your documentation.  It is not displayed when the
menu is displayed. P0000              Type name of menu set to create, <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the menu set that you want to create and then press <RETURN>.
The name may be one or two characters long.  The first character must be
alphabetic.

<RETURN> alone will repeat the initial menu of edit functions. P0000                 "name" already exists.
                 Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

When you were asked for the name of the menu set to create, you entered the
name of an existing menu set.

If you want to modify the existing menu set, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If you don't want to modify the existing menu set, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000              Type name of menu set to modify, <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the existing menu set that you want to modify, then press
<RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to return to the initial menu of edit functions. P0000                  "name" does not exist.
                  Do you want to create it? (yes/no)

When you were asked for the name of the menu set to modify, you entered the
name of a menu set that does not exist.  

If you want to create the menu set, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to create the menu set, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000               Menu set:  xx
               1.  Default menu in set
               2.  Title of menu set
               3.  Revision code
               4.  Comment
               Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to end

This menu displays the current menu set parameters and allows them to be
modified.  Type the number of the item that you want to change and press
<RETURN>.

<RETURN> alone will end the edits for this menu set.  The program will then 
ask you if the menu set should be saved.

The default menu in the set is the menu that will be displayed when an
operator executes the menu set name.
The menu set title is displayed in the top line of the screen header when a
menu from the set is displayed.

The revision codes and the comment are provided for your documentation.  They
are not displayed when a menu from the set is displayed. P0000                         Type name of default menu

Type the name of the default menu for the menu set and then press <RETURN>.

The default menu must be specified.  It is not an optional field.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current default menu unchanged. P0000                   Type menu set title (0 - 60 characters)

Type the title for the menu set, then press <RETURN>.  The title can be up to
60 characters long.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current title unchanged.  To remove the
current title, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>.

The menu set title will be displayed in the screen header whenever a menu from
the menu set is displayed.  The title will be displayed in the center of the
top line on the screen.

If no menu set title is defined, a default title will be displayed in the 
screen header. P0000                    Type revision code (0 - 8 characters)

Type the revision code for the menu set, then type <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current revision code unchanged.  To remove
the current revision code, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>.

The revision code is optional.  It is not displayed on the menu screen. P0000                      Type comment (0 - 30 characters)

Type the comment for this menu set, then type <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current comment unchanged.  To remove the
comment, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>.

The comment is optional.  It is not displayed on the menu screen. P0000                   Save this menu set definition? (yes/no)

If you want to save the menu set, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  If
the menu set already exists, the new version will replace the old version.

If you do not want to save the menu set, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
Any changes that you made to the menu set will be lost.

 P0000          Type name of menu or menu set to delete, <RETURN> to end

You should type the name of the menu or menu set that you want to delete, then
press <RETURN>.  

Type <RETURN> alone to return to the menu of edit functions.

If you type the name of a menu set, all menus in that set will also be
deleted.  The menus in the set are all those whose one- or two-character
prefix matches the menu set name.

The program will ask you for verification before it deletes each menu or menu
set file. P0000                       Delete menu "name"? (yes/no):

The program is asking you to confirm you request to delete the menu or menu
set. 

If you want to delete the menu, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to delete the menu, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P0000        Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the menus that you want to
report and where the report will be output.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

MENUS              This parameter specifies the contents of the report.

                   all:  The report will include all menus and menu sets.

                   selected:  The utility will ask you to enter the names of
                   the menus and/or menu sets that you want included in the
                   report.
DETAIL             This parameter specifies the data that the report will
                   contain.

                   contents:  The contents of the menu will be displayed.

                   names only:  Only the names of the menus will be displayed.

REPORT DEVICE      This parameter specifies the output device for the menu
                   report.

                   terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                   printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                   choice.

                   file:  The report will be written in the file whose name
                   you specify. P0000             Type name of menu or menu set, <RETURN> to end list:

You should type the name of the menu or menu set that you want included in the
report, then press <RETURN>.  The program will then repeat the prompt.

If you enter a menu set name, all menus in that set will be reported.  The
menus in the set are those whose one- or two-character prefix matches the menu
set name.

<RETURN> alone will end the list of menus to be reported. P0000<CTRL>+"p" = up, <CTRL>+"n" = down, <CTRL>+"f" = right, <CTRL>+"h" = left,
<CTRL>+"d" = delete character, <CTL-I> = insert line, <CTL-II> = delete line,
<CTL-III> = un-delete line, <CTL-IV> = end edits.  Insert characters at cursor
 
                   ------------------------------------

You have chosen to edit the  menu options.  The current menu options, if any,
are displayed.  A "." marks each blank line.

Characters that you type are inserted at the cursor position.

The prompt shown at the top of the screen explains the characters that you
can use to control the cursor position and editing functions:

     <CTRL>+"p"      Move the cursor up one line.
     <CTRL>+"n"      Move the cursor down one line.
     <CTRL>+"f"      Move the cursor right one space.
     <CTRL>+"h"      Move the cursor left one space.
     <CTRL>+"d"      Delete the character under the cursor.  The characters
                     to the right of the cursor will move left one position.
     <CTL-I>         Insert a blank line above the line where the cursor
                     resides.  It won't work if the screen is full.
     <CTL-II>        Delete the line where the cursor resides.
     <CTL-III>       Re-insert the line of text that was last deleted.  Insert
                     it above the line where the cursor resides.  It won't 
                     work if the screen is full.
     <CTL-IV>        End the edit session for the menu options.

In addition, these keys can be used:
 
     <RETURN>        Move the cursor to the start of the next line.
     <backspace>     Move the cursor one space to the left.
The menu options define the contents and format of the menu when it is
displayed on the terminal screen.  You can enter up to 30 lines of text.  
The text lines can be menu action choices, blank lines, or comments.

A line of text that starts with a "\" character is a comment.  When the menu
is displayed, the comment will be displayed without the "\" character.  A 
line of comment text can contain up to 39 characters.

A line of text that does not start with a "\" character is a menu action
choice.  When the menu is displayed, a choice number will automatically be
added to the front of the line of text.  You don't need to type the choice
number when you are creating the menu options.  This type of menu option line
can contain up to 32 characters.

A blank line of menu option will be displayed as a blank line when the menu
is displayed.
If you enter 8 lines or less of menu options, the menu will be displayed
centered and double spaced.  If you enter 9 to 15 lines of menu options, the
menu will be displayed centered and single spaced.  If you enter 16 to 30
lines of menu options, the menu will be displayed in two columns and single
spaced. P0000                       How to Edit the Menu Help Text

This section of the "Edit Menu" utility allows you to create and edit the help
text for your menu.  The current help text is displayed.  If no help text has
been defined, the screen is blank.  

Help text is optional.  You do not need to define help text for your menu.

You can enter help text at the cursor by typing the characters.  The following
control characters allow you to move the cursor and provide special editing
functions:

     <CTRL>+"a"    Move cursor to the start of current line.
     <CTRL>+"b"    Move cursor to the start of help text.
     <CTRL>+"c"    End the edit session for the help text.  Save the changes.
                   (<CTRL>+"w" will also end the edit session.)
     <CTRL>+"d"    Delete the character under the cursor.  The characters to
                   the right of the cursor will move one position to the left.
     <CTRL>+"e"    Move cursor to the end of the current line.
     <CTRL>+"f"    Move cursor one position to the right (forward).
     <CTRL>+"h"    Move cursor one position to the left (backwards).
     <CTRL>+"k"    Delete the current line of text from the cursor position to
                   the end of the line.
     <CTRL>+"L"    Insert a form feed character into the text.  When the menu
                   is displayed, the form feed will force a break between
                   screens.  A screen of help text can hold up to 19 lines of
                   text.  The form feed will be displayed as two characters,
                   "^L", but it actually occupies only one character position.
     <CTRL>+"n"    Move cursor down one line.
     <CTRL>+"p"    Move cursor up one line.
     <CTRL>+"r"    Search for the specified string of up to five characters.
                   The program will search forward from the current cursor
                   position.  After you type <CTRL>+"r", the program will
                   ask you to type the search string and then press <RETURN>.
     <CTRL>+"w"    End the edit session for the help text.  Save the changes.
                   (<CTRL>+"c" will also end the edit session.)
     <CTRL>+"z"    Display help text that explains how to edit the help text.
     <RETURN>      Insert a line feed character into the text and move the
                   cursor to the next line.
     <CTL-I>       Display the previous page of help text.
     <CTL-II>      Display the next page of help text. P0000                     Type menu title (0 - 60 characters)

Type the title for your menu and then press <RETURN>.  The title can be up to
60 characters long.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current title unchanged.  Type a blank space
followed by return to remove the current title.

The title will be displayed in the second line of the screen header when the
menu is displayed.   P0000                       Type security code (1 character)

Type the security code that you want to assign to this menu, then type
<RETURN>.  The security code can be any alphabetic character or number.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current security code unchanged.  To remove
an existing security code, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>.

You do not need to specify a security code.  If a security code is assigned to
the menu, an operator must have a matching security code in order to display
the menu.  If no security code is assigned, any operator can display the menu.
 P0000                    Type revision code (0 - 8 characters)

Type the revision code for the menu, then type <RETURN>.  The code can be up
to 8 characters long.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current revision code unchanged.  Type a
blank space to remove the current revision code.

The revision code is optional, but it will be displayed in the screen header
when the menu is displayed.  It will be displayed at the left side of the
screen, top line. P0000                      Type comment (0 - 30 characters)

Type a comment that describes this menu, then type <RETURN>.  The comment can
be up to 30 characters long.

Type <RETURN> alone to leave the current comment unchanged.  To remove the
current comment, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>.

The comment is optional.  It is not displayed with the menu. P0000               Type new security code, <RETURN> for no change

You should type the security code for this menu action step, then type 
<RETURN>.  The security code can be any single alphabetic character or
number.

The security code determines which operators are allowed to access the action
step(s) for this menu option.

You do not need to specify a security code.  If no security code is assigned,
any operator who is allowed to display the menu will be allowed to execute the
action step.

To remove an existing security code, type a blank space followed by <RETURN>. P0000                      Directory "name" already exists.

The specified directory cannot be created because it already exists. P0000                         Type <RETURN> to proceed

The terminal screen contains a report of the specified files.  Type <RETURN>
to view the next page of the report.  After the last page of the report has
been displayed, the program will end.

The report contains only the names of the directories and files.  The full
path names of the directories are displayed against the far left edge of the
screen.  Below each directory name, indented, are the names of the files
contained in the directory.
These error messages can appear in the report:

** access permission denied **

                 The file or directory access modes do not allow you to
                 read it or access it.

** file is locked **

                 Another user or program has locked the file.  The utility
                 cannot read it or access it until it is unlocked.

** file not found ** 

                 The file has been deleted.
** file/directory path name too long **

                 The path name of the file or directory is longer than 128
                 characters.

** cannot access directory **

                 An unexpected error has prevented the utility from accessing
                 the directory. P0000                         Type <RETURN> to proceed

The terminal screen contains a report of the specified files.  Type <RETURN>
to view the next page of the report.  After the last page of the report has
been displayed, the program will end.

The report contains the names of the directories and files. It also contains 
information about the file size and type.  

The full path names of the directories are displayed against the far left edge
of the screen.  Below each directory path, indented, are the names of the
files and sub-directories contained in the directory.

The file type is shown for each file.  The defined and actual file size
parameters are also displayed.  The information reported is different for
each type of file.

The file types are:

     str  (string file)
     ind  (indexed file)
     ser  (serial file)
     dir  (direct file)
     srt  (sort file)
     pgm  (BASIC program file, encrypted or unencrypted)
     directory
     device, unbuffered
     device, buffered 
     eventcount
The file size parameters are:
     key size   (the primary key set only)
     rec. size  (for BASIC program files, rec. size = 1)
     max. rec.  
     rec. used  (for BASIC program files, this is the actual number of bytes
                used)
     blocks used

These error messages can appear in the report:

** access permission denied **

                 The file or directory access modes do not allow you to read
                 it or access it.
** file is locked **

                 Another user or program has locked the file.  The utility
                 cannot read it or access it until it is unlocked.

** file not found **

                 The file has been deleted.

** file/directory path name too long **

                 The path name of the file or directory is longer than 128
                 characters.

** cannot access directory **

                 An unexpected error has prevented the utility from accessing
                 the directory. P0000                    Type report file name:  default_name
                    Type <RETURN> to proceed:

When you were asked to type the name of the file where the report will be
output, you typed only <RETURN>.  The program has assigned a default name
for a file to be created in the current working directory.  It has displayed
the name for you to see.

When you are ready to proceed, type <RETURN> alone.

If you don't want to use the default report file name, type <CTL-II>.  The
utility will repeat the "type report file name" prompt. P0000                This port is already configured for a device.
                Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The port number that you specified as the destination port for a move
operation is already configured.  You must specify a port that is not used.

Type <RETURN> alone to return to the port number prompt. P0000WARNING:  First 8 blocks of source and destination diskettes are identical.
          Proceed with copy? (yes/no):

The "Copy Diskette" utility has found that the first 8 blocks of the source
and destination diskettes are identical.  The program assumes that you did not
replace the source diskette with the destination diskette.  This message can
also occur when the two diskette contain the same information.

If you want to proceed with the copy, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you want to insert another destination diskette, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will ask you to insert another destination diskette.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000             This diskette is not the original source diskette.
             Type <RETURN> to proceed

You did not switch the source and destination diskettes when the program asked
you to, or you inserted the wrong source diskette.

Insert the correct source diskette and type <RETURN>.  The utility will
proceed with the copy. P0000         This diskette is not the original destination diskette.
         Type <RETURN> to proceed

You did not switch the source and destination diskettes when the program asked
you to, or you inserted the wrong diskette.

Insert the correct destination diskette and type <RETURN>.  The utility will
proceed with the copy.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000      WARNING:  All information of the destination diskette will be lost.
                Proceed with copy? (yes/no)

The diskette copy will destroy the current information on the destination
diskette.  

If you want to proceed with the copy, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to proceed with the copy, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will ask you to insert another destination diskette.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                   Type file name, <RETURN> for no change:

You should type the new file name to be submitted for printing, then press
<RETURN>.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the current file name will not be changed. P            Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The current print job parameters are displayed.  To change a parameter, 
type the number of that parameter and press <RETURN>.  You will be prompted
for the new value.

When you are done changing parameters, type <RETURN> alone.  If the job status
is "waiting", it will resume its place in the queue.  If the job status is
"stopped", it will remain in the queue without being printed until it is 
restarted.

These are the print job parameters that you can change:

Printer         You can change the printer where the job will be printed.
                Type the name of any printer on the system.
Priority        Any number from 0 to 9.  Jobs with higher priority numbers are
                printed before jobs with lower numbers.  Jobs with priority
                less than or equal to the hold priority for the printer are
                not printed until the priority is changed to a higher number. 
                
Form            The name of a form that can be used on the specified printer.

Copies          The number of copies that you want printed.  Any number from 
                1 to 999 is allowed.
                
From page       The first page you want printed.  The default is page one.
                
To Page         The last page you want printed.  The default is the last page 
                of the file.
                
Requeue         "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the file will
                remain in the print queue with priority 0 after it has been
                printed.
Delete          "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the file will
                be deleted from the filesystem after it has been printed.
                
Notify          "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", a message will 
                be displayed on your terminal screen when the print job has 
                been completed.

Wait mode       "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the system will
                not start printing the job until all the data has been output
                to the file.

Raw mode        "Y" or "N".  If you set this parameter to "Y", the system will
                output all mnemonic escape sequences (sequences of characters
                that start with an escape character) without interpreting
                them.  On a printer, escape sequences are used as commands
                for top of form, slew to channel, etc.  Raw mode causes the
                system to output the escape character sequences without
                executing the command.  It is usually used with graphics
                devices.
                
Date to print   The date on which the job will be printed.  The job will
                remain in the print queue until the specified date is reached.
                Then it will be printed when it reaches the top of the queue.

Time to print   The time on the specified date when the job will be printed.
                The job will remain in the print queue until the specified
                time.  Then it will be printed when it reaches the top of the
                queue.

When you have finished changing parameters, press <RETURN> alone.  The job
will be printed. P0000          Type number of job to process, <RETURN> to update status:

This is the last screenful of job queue display for this printer.  You should
type the number of the job that you want to process and press <RETURN>.  You
can stop, kill, modify, or restart a job.

If you press <RETURN> alone, the display will be updated to the current 
status.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility without changing the print queue. P0000               The file already exists.  Replace it? (yes/no):

The report file name that you entered already exists.

If you want to replace the current file with the report, type "y" or "yes" and
press <RETURN>.

If you don't want to replace the current file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will allow you to enter another report file name.  0000DELETED P0000              Type name of file owner, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the name of the new file owner and press <RETURN>.  

Type <RETURN> alone to retain the current file owner. P0000               Type name of new owner, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the name of the new owner of the file or directory and press <RETURN>.  

Type <RETURN> alone to retain the current owner. P0000                          "name" is a directory.

The file name that you entered is the name of an existing directory.

Type <RETURN> to enter another file name.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                           "name" is a file.

The directory name that you entered is the name of an existing file.

Type <RETURN> to enter another directory name.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                       Unknown error.  Error number x.

An unknown error number occurred.  The cause is a mystery.  Report the error
number and circumstances to your system supervisor. P0000                 Type name of old ENGLISH message text file

The old ENGLISH message text file is the version of the file that was included
in the last release level.  The new ENGLISH message text file is the version
of the file that was included in the new release level.  The old TRANSLATED
file is the translated version of the old ENGLISH message text file.

The program will compare the old and new ENGLISH files, identify the changes,
and merge the changed messages into the old TRANSLATED file.

Type the name of the old ENGLISH message text file from the last release,
followed by <RETURN>.  You need to type only the first part of the name.  You
don't need to type the ".txt" suffix.  For example, if the files you are
working with are "msg.txt" and "msg.ind", you need to type only "msg". P0000                 Type name of new ENGLISH message text file

The old ENGLISH message text file is the version of the file that was included
in the last release level.  The new ENGLISH message text file is the version
of the file that was included in the new release level.  The old TRANSLATED
file is the translated version of the old ENGLISH message text file.

The program will compare the old and new ENGLISH files, identify the changes,
and merge the changed messages into the old TRANSLATED file.

Type the name of the new ENGLISH message text file from the new release,
followed by <RETURN>.  You need to type only the first part of the name.  You
don't need to type the ".txt" suffix.  For example, if the files you are
working with are "msg.txt" and "msg.ind", you need to type only "msg". P0000                Type name of old TRANSLATED message text file

The old ENGLISH message text file is the version of the file that was included
in the last release level.  The new ENGLISH message text file is the version
of the file that was included in the new release level.  The old TRANSLATED
file is the translated version of the old ENGLISH message text file.

The program will compare the old and new ENGLISH files, identify the changes,
and merge the changed messages with the old TRANSLATED file.  (The old
translated file is not changed.  The results of the merge are output to the
destination file.)

Type the name of the old TRANSLATED message text file from the last release,
followed by <RETURN>.  You need to type only the first part of the name.  You
don't need to type the ".txt" suffix.  For example, if the files you are
working with are "msg.txt" and "msg.ind", you need to type only "msg".
If you do not specify a TRANSLATED file (if you type <RETURN> alone), the
program will produce only a report of the differences between the old and new
ENGLISH files. P0000                Type name of destination text file for merge

The destination text file is the file where the results of the compare and
merge operation are output.  When the utility is done, this file will hold
both translated and untranslated (English language) message.  The messages
that did not change are taken from the old translated file.  The messages
that changed are taken from the new English file.

Type the name of the destination file.  You do not need to type a ".txt"
suffix.  The program will add the ".txt" to the name that you type.  It will
also produce a companion ".ind" file.

If you do not specify a destination file (if you type <RETURN> alone), the
program will produce only a report of the differences between the old and new
English files. P0000                        Type <RETURN> to proceed

The program has compared the old and new ENGLISH files.  It is displaying a
report of the differences between the two files.  It displays the records that
differ between the two files.  It marks which records are new, changed, or
deleted.

Type <RETURN> to view the next page of the report.  When the report is done,
the program will end. P0000                        Fatal file read or write error.

An error occurred while reading one of the message text files:  the old 
ENGLISH file, the new ENGLISH file, or the old TRANSLATED file.

This error can also be caused by a write error to the new TRANSLATED file or 
a temporary file. P0000                      Destination file already exists.
                      Do you want to replace it? (yes/no)

The destination file that you specified already exists.

If you want to replace the existing file, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If you don't want to replace the existing file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>. P0000           File name is too long.  Cannot append ".txt" to file name.

The path name for the destination file is too long.  When the program tried to
add the ".txt" and ".ind" suffixes to it, the result was a path name longer
than 128 characters or a file name longer than 20 characters.  Choose a
shorter name for the file. P0000                            Invalid file type.

You entered an invalid file type for one of the message text files:  old
ENGLISH, new ENGLISH, or old TRANSLATED. P0000                              Invalid file type.

You entered an invalid file type for the destination message text file.

Type <RETURN> to proceed.  The program will allow you to enter another name
for the destination message text file. P0000                    WARNING:  Menu "name" does not exist.

The name that you specified as the operator's initial menu does not exist.

When you type <RETURN> the program will continue.  It will assign the
specified name for the operator's initial menu even though it does not exist.

You should either change the operator's initial menu, or, when this utility is
done, you should use the "Edit Menu" utility to create the menu. P0000                       WARNING:  File does not exist

The file that you specified as the operator's initial program does not exist.

When you type <RETURN>, the program will proceed.  It will assign the program
as the operator's initial program even though it does not exist.

You should either create the initial program or change the operator's 
initial program. P0000                     Attempt to start an invalid device.

The utility attempted to start a file that is not a device. P0000                           The terminal is busy.

The program tried to start a terminal that already has a task started on it. P0000                         The printer is not defined.

The utility submitted a print job to a printer that is not configured.  
Configured printers are defined in the file "/etc/printers". P0000                    Illegal priority value for print job.

A print job was submitted with a priority that was not within the legal range.
The priority must be between zero and nine. P0000                  Illegal value for print job requeue flag.

The "requeue flag" specifies whether the job will remain in the print queue
after it has been printed, or if it will be deleted from the queue.  The
utility submitted a print job with an illegal value for the requeue flag. P0000                   Illegal value for print job spool flag.

The "spool flag" specifies whether a print job should be placed in the queue
for the printer or if it should be printed immediately regardless of what
might be in the print queue.  The utility submitted a print job with an
illegal value for the spool flag. P0000                   Illegal value for print job wait flag.

The "wait flag" specifies whether the system should wait until the print job
has been completely generated before starting the print it.  The utility
submitted a print job with an illegal value for the wait flag. P0000                    Form name for print job is undefined.

The utility submitted a print job using a form name that is not defined in the
"/etc/forms" form definition file. P0000                     Illegal parameter in form definition.

The print job was submitted with a form name that exists, but the format of
the form definition in the "/etc/forms" file is incorrect or corrupted.  The
form cannot be used. P0000            Illegal translation table name specified for printer.

The utility submitted a print job to a printer that uses a translation table
that doesn't exist or cannot be accessed. P0000                              Printer is busy.

The specified printer is being used by another task. P0000                         Unknown printer error.

An unidentified error occurred on the printer. P0000                      Cannot submit job to print queue.

The utility submitted a print job to a printer for which the queue file does
not exist or cannot be accessed. P0000                        Can't read status of printer.

The system cannot get the status of the printer.  This error is usually caused
by a hardware problem with the printer or its controller. P0000                     Ghost task not ready to communicate.

The utility attempted to communicate with a ghost task that was not ready. P0000              I/O contention error between ghost task and system.

The ghost task and the operating system or BASIC attempted to communicate at
the same time. P0000             Attempt to open a ghost task that is already open.

A ghost task can only be opened once.  The utility attempted to open a ghost
task that is already open. P0000          Not enough memory to perform communication with ghost task.

There is not enough memory available to handle communication with the ghost
task. P0000             Attempt to write too many characters to ghost task.

The utility attempted to write more characters to the ghost task than the 
ghost task is ready to accept. P0000                             Ghost task timeout.

A ghost task timeout error occurred. P0000                 There is no diskette in the diskette drive.

You should insert a diskette in the drive and press the lock button.  They
press <RETURN> to proceed with the utility. P0000                Illegal or unknown mnemonic issued to printer.

The printer received an illegal or unknown mnemonic function command. P0000                       Duplicate alternate directory.

The specified alternate directory has already been assigned as an alternate
directory. P0000                       Too many alternate directories.

You cannot assign another alternate directory.  The maximum number of
alternate directories, eight, have already been assigned. P0000                        Keyboard buffer overflow.

The utility has not been able to keep up with the rate of typing.  The system
keyboard buffer overflowed and some characters were lost.  Type slower. P0000                          Printer out of ribbon.

The printer is out of ribbon.  Replace the ribbon and press <RETURN> to 
continue printing. P0000                             Print I/O error.

An unspecified I/O error occurred on the printer. P0000      Attempt to perform a buffered operation on an unbuffered device.

The utility tried to execute a buffered operation on an unbuffered device. P0000                   Local area network communication error.

The system has encountered a local area network communication error.  If the
problem persists, check the local area network cable connections, cables, and
controller. P0000          Local area network communication failure at remote site.

The remote site was unable to read or write to the LAN network. P0000                        Local area network timeout.

A timeout error occurred during local area network communication. P0000  The local area network remote system doesn't support the requested service.

The utility tried to access a device, program, file, etc. that doesn't exist
on the remote system. P0000           Local area network support program file is corrupted.

The file for the local area network communications program is corrupted.  You
should restore the file from your backup. P0000           Local area network operations caused system overload.

Attempt to perform local area network communications caused an overload on
the local system. P0000   Local area network support program failed and was automatically restarted.

The automatic restart may have caused some data to be lost.  If the condition
persists, notify your system administrator. P0000          Local area network overload:  not enough dynamic sockets.

The system is not configured for enough dynamic sockets to service all the
local area network communication tasks. P0000                  Local area network support program failed.

An unspecified error occurred in a local area network support program. P0000                  Local area network socket timeout error.

The local area network task was unable to allocate a free socket.  Timeout
error occurred. P0000              Not enough local area network buffers available.

The local area network task cannot allocate a free buffer. P0000                  Local area network controller is disabled.

The controller is installed and it passed the system boot diagnostics, but
it has been disabled. P0000      Local area network controller is not installed or is not working.

The system cannot access the local area network controller. P0000                Local area network duplicate station address.

The local area network controller has been disabled because the station
address is already used by another system on the network. P0000                  Local area network controller is disabled.

Local area network communications cannot resume until the controller is
enabled. P0000             Local area network remote station doesn't respond.

Local area network communications failed because the remote station didn't
respond. P0000            Memory overflow on local area network remote system.

The local area network task failed because of memory overflow on the remote
system. P0000        Operator file on local area network remote system is damaged.

You cannot access the remote system because you cannot log onto it.  The
remote system's operator file is corrupted or missing. P0000     You are not authorized to use the local area network remote system.

You are not an authorized user on the remote system.  Your name is not
included in the operator file of the remote system. P0000       Not enough memory to perform local area network remote file copy.

Not enough memory is available to copy the requested file across the local
area network. P0000                         "name" is a remote file. 

You entered the name of an existing remote file as the file where the report
should be output.  You cannot use a remote file as the destination for a
report.  

To enter another report file name, type <RETURN>.

The end the utility, type <CTL-IV>. P0000                     Invalid file type for this utility.

The file name that you entered is a type that this utility does not process.

To enter another file name, type <RETURN>.  At that prompt, the help text will
explain the file types that this utility can process.

To end the utility, type <CTL-IV>. P0000                         The operator file is busy.

The operator file, "/etc/passwd", has been opened by another task or this
utility is being executed by another operator. P0000            Type filelist name ending with ".f", <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the filelist that you want to create, then press <RETURN>.

The name must be a maximum of 10 characters in length and it must end with a
".f" suffix.  Type only an unqualified path name for the filelist.  All 
filelists are automatically stored in the directory "/util/fl".

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the initial menu of the utility. P0000                    Type filelist name or <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the filelist that you want to modify and then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the initial menu of the utility. P0000                    Type filelist name or <RETURN> to end

Type the name of the filelist that you want to delete, then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to repeat the initial menu of the utility. P0000                    Type filelist name or <RETURN> to end

Type the name of a filelist that you want to include in the filelist report,
then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone after you have entered all the filelists that you want
included in the report.  The utility will generate the report. P                       Type the port number, <RETURN> to end

Type the number of the port that you want and press <RETURN>.

<RETURN> alone will end the utility. P                      Type operator name, <RETURN> for no change

Type the new name for the operator, then press <RETURN>.

Press <RETURN> alone to leave the operator name unchanged. P0000                 Filesystem "name" is mounted on "directory"

The utility has successfully mounted the device on the specified directory.
When you type <RETURN>, the utility will repeat the function menu. P0000                           "directory" unmounted

The utility has successfully unmounted the filesystem from the specified
directory.  When you type <RETURN>, the function menu will be repeated. P0000                      No mount information is available.

The mount table file, "/etc/mounttab", is missing or cannot be read.  If any
filesystems are mounted, they can be unmounted.  However, the utility does not
know what filesystems, if any, are mounted. P0000                         No filesystems are mounted.

The mount table file, "/etc/mounttab", shows that no filesystems are mounted. P0000                  Report device
                       1. terminal
                       2. printer
                       3. file
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

Type the number of the output device for the report, then press <RETURN>.

If the output device is a printer or file, the utility will ask you to specify
the printer or file.  All ports will be included in the report.

If the output device is the terminal, the program will ask you for a port 
number, report it, and then ask you for another port number. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the number of the port where you want to add a device, then press
<RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the port number of the device you want to remove, then press <RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the port number of the device that you want to move, then press <RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the destination port number for the device that you want to move, then
press <RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen will repeat the main function menu.
<CTL-II> alone at the first screen will repeat the prompt for the source port
number.  P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the port number of the first device that you want to switch with another
device, then press <RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the port number of the second device that you want to switch with another
device, then press <RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen will repeat the main function menu.
<CTL-II> alone at the first screen will repeat the prompt for the port number
of the first device. P                       Type the port number, 
			<RETURN> to end or {page options}

Type the port number of the device that you want to modify, then press
<RETURN>.

If the system has more than 16 ports, the port configuration is displayed in
multiple screens.  The page options allow you to view either the previous 
screen or the next screen. 

<RETURN> alone at the last screen or <CTL-II> at the first screen  will repeat
the main function menu.  0000DELETED P0000       Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Restore from Diskette" utility will copy from diskette to the fixed disk
files that were saved by using the "Save to Diskette" utility.  This multiple
choice menu allows you to specify the working parameters for the restore
operation.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be restored.

                  all files:  The utility will restore all files that were
                  saved on a set of save diskettes.
                  selected files:  The utility will ask you to enter a list of
                  the files and/or directories that you want to restore.  You
                  can enter individual file names or you can use a filelist.
                  You cannot use group file names (with pattern matching
                  characters).

DUPLICATES        This parameter tells the utility what to do if a file to be
                  restored already exists.

                  replace:  The utility will replace the existing file with
                  the file to be restored from the save diskette.

                  skip:  The utility will not restore the file from the save
                  diskette.  The existing file will not be removed or changed.

                  ask user:  When a duplicate file is found, the utility will
                  ask you if it should replace or skip.
CONTIGUOUS        This parameter tells the utility how to restore the files.

                  yes:  All files that are restored will be created as
                  contiguous files.  

                  no:  Files that are restored will not be made contiguous.

REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were restored.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P0000                         Type name of file to compare

Type the fully or partially qualified path name of the BASIC program file to
be compared.  Your current working directory will be prefixed to a partial
path name. P                        These are the available printer names

The menu displays the printer names that are available (have not been used
for another printer).

Type the number of the desired name and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to repeat the printer type menu.

Printer device files are stored in the directory "/dev".  Each device file
has the same name as its device. P                        No devices are present on the system.

No devices of the requested type are configured on your system.  This utility
or utility function cannot be used. P0000                        Device "name" will be used.

Only one device of the requested type is defined on your system.  Type
<RETURN> if you want to use that device with the utility. P0000The screen displays the name of the directory that you specified, the owner's
name, and the access permission parameters.  

When you are done viewing the information, press <RETURN> to continue with the
utility. P0000The screen displays the name of the file that you specified, the owner's name,
and the access permission parameters.  

When you are done viewing the information, press <RETURN> to continue with the
utility. P0000                        No menu options are defined.

No menu options have been defined for this menu.  You must define the menu
option before you can define the action steps for it. P0000                        "name" is not a menu file.

The menu file that you asked to modify is not in the proper format for a menu
file.  It might be a menu set file, a program file, or a data file.

Press <RETURN> to specify another menu name. P0000              The operator file, "/etc/passwd", does not exist.
              Do you want to create it? (yes/no)

The operator information file, "/etc/passwd", is missing.

If you want the utility to create an operator file, type "y" or "yes" and
press <RETURN>.  The utility will create the file and automatically add the
system administrator user, "admin".  The utility will then allow you to add
other operators.

If you don't want the utility to create a new operator file, type "n" or "no"
and press <RETURN>.  The utility will end.

You should restore the operator file or make a new one before you log off the
system. P0000                  List is empty.  Type <RETURN> to continue:

The list of files is empty.  There are no file names to display or sort.  You
should add some file names to the list or abort the utility. P0000                           Growth extent will be 0.

The initial extent size is the entire file size.  The growth extent can only
be set to zero, so the utility does it for you.

Type <RETURN> to continue with the utility. P                           Type number of keys (1-8388607)

Type the maximum number of keys in the file that you are creating, then
press <RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.

The maximum number of keys defines the upper limit on the number of records
that the file can contain.  A sort file is like a direct file with records
of length zero.  The keys are the records. P0000                        Too many menus are active.

There are too many previous menus that are active.  You must eliminate some
or all of the previous menus that are displayed at the bottom of the screen.

You can do this by typing <CTL-III>.  This will remove all the previous menus.
Your log-on menu will be displayed.  You can also type <RETURN> repeatedly to
remove some menus from the list of previous menus.  Each <RETURN> will remove
a previous menu from the list and display it.

Another option is to abort the menus by typing <CTL-IV>. P         WARNING:  Invalid entry in "/etc/defaults" port configuration file.

The ports file, "/etc/defaults", is corrupted or missing.  The utility cannot 
read some of the port configuration information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  You
can proceed with the configuration utility without restoring the file.  It
will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P0000               Not enough disk space available to perform copy.

This utility requires at least 108 blocks of unused disk space in the root
filesystem.  If less space is available, it cannot copy a diskette.

The "freespace" utility will tell you how much unused space is available.  
You might need to delete some files in order to free enough blocks.

With 108 blocks of unused space, you will need to switch the source and
destination diskettes 160 times.  If you provide more space, fewer switches
will be required. P0000                            Invalid date or time.

The date and time must be entered in the format specified in the prompt.
These are the abbreviations used to indicate the format:

Date:
       mm = 2-digit month number 
       yy = Last 2 digits of year number 
       dd = 2-digit number of day in month

Time:
       hh = 2-digit number of the hour of day
       mm = 2-digit number of the minutes of the hour
       xx = "am" or "pm"   (for 12-hour format only)

Type the date, time, and <RETURN> to change both the date and time (or just 
the date).
Type the date followed by <RETURN> to change only the date.

Type <RETURN> to keep the same date and time.

The range of valid dates is January 1, 1980 00:00 - December 31, 2079 00:00.
Since years range from 1980 to 2079, if "yy" is less than 80, then the year
is "20yy".  Otherwise, the year is "19yy". P0000           Type starting date in format mm/dd/yy hhmm xx:

Type the starting date for the date modified range in the format
specified in the prompt.

Type the date, time, and <RETURN> to change both the date and time.

Type the date followed by <RETURN> to change only the date.

Type <RETURN> to keep the same date and time.

Years range from 1980 to 2079.  So, if "yy" is less than 80, then the year
is "20yy".  Otherwise, the year is "19yy". 

The starting date must be less than the ending date of the date 
modified range. P0000           Type ending date in format mm/dd/yy hhmm xx:

Type the starting date for the date modified range in the format
specified in the prompt.

Type the date, time, and <RETURN> to change both the date and time.

Type the date followed by <RETURN> to change only the date.

Type <RETURN> to keep the same date and time.

Years range from 1980 to 2079.  So if "yy" is less than 80, then the year
is "20yy".  Otherwise, the year is "19yy". 

The ending date must be greater than the starting date of the date 
modified range. P0000           The job is printing.  Do you want to stop it? (yes/no) 

You cannot change the parameters of a job while it is printing.  You must
first stop the printing.

If you want to change the print parameters or if you want to kill the job,
type "y" or "yes" and <RETURN>.  The job will be stopped and the job
parameters will be displayed.  You will be allowed to change the parameters
or kill the job.

If you don't want to change the print parameters or kill the job, type "n" or
"no" and <RETURN>.  The print queue will be re-displayed.

The stopped job will resume printing when you restart it. P0000           Do you want to copy another diskette? (yes/no)

If you want to copy another diskette, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.
The utility will then ask you to insert the source diskette.  You can copy
another diskette or re-copy the last diskette.

If you do not want to copy another diskette, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will end. P0000                  Copy another diskette?
                  1. Yes, re-copy same diskette
                  2. Yes, copy another diskette
                  3. No
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end

The utility has finished copying the diskette.  This menu allows you to choose
what you want to do next.

Yes, re-copy same diskette        The utility will make another copy of the
                                  previous source diskette.  It will ask you
                                  to insert another destination diskette.  You
                                  don't need to re-insert the source diskette.


 Yes, copy another diskette       The utility will copy a different diskette.
                                  It will ask you to insert the new source
                                  diskette.

No                                The utility will end. P0000                   Edit list of names
                   1. Add
                   2. Delete
                   3. Display
                   4. Sort
                   5. Change environment
                   Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

This menu lists the functions that you can use to edit the list of file names.
Type the number of the desired function and press <RETURN>.

Add                    Add file names to the list.

Delete                 Delete file names from the list

Display                Display the file names in the list.
Sort                   Sort the list into alphabetical order.

Change environment     Change the parameters which control file selection.

When you are done editing the filelist, type <RETURN> alone.  The utility will
save the filelist in the directory "/util/fl". P0000                   Edit list of names
                   1. Add
                   2. Delete
                   3. Display
                   4. Sort
                   5. Change environment
                   6. Save
                   Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

This menu lists the functions that you can use to edit the list of file names.
Type the number of the desired function and press <RETURN>.

Add                  Add file names to the list.

Delete               Delete file names from the list.

Display              Display the file names in the list.
Sort                 Sort the list into alphabetical order.

Change environment   Change the parameters which control file selection.

Save                 Save the list as a filelist so that it can be used again.

When the list of file names is complete, press <RETURN> alone at this menu to
end the file selection process and continue with the utility.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000            Type <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to end display

                End of list.  Type <RETURN> to continue 

The utility is displaying the contents of the list of selected files.  When 
you have finished viewing the current screen of file names, press <RETURN> to
continue.

If the top prompt is displayed, the next screen of file names will be 
displayed.

If the bottom prompt is displayed, this is the end of the list.  The menu of
edit functions will be displayed.

Press <CTL-IV> to end the display.  The program will return to the menu of
edit functions. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

                         If the expansion option is "no", the utility does
                         not check the date modified before adding a name to
                         the list.

4. EXPANSION             The "*" marks the current selection.  Type "4", the
   yes                   parameter number, followed by <RETURN> to change the
 * no                    followed by <RETURN> to change the selection.
                         When the expansion flag is "no", each file name will
                         be entered into the list of selected files EXACTLY
                         as you type it.  The utility will not check whether
                         the file exists.  The working directory will not be 
                         added to partial path names.  Filelists will not be
                         expanded;  the filelist name itself will be added to
                         the list.  File names that include pattern matching
                         characters are not expanded.  This option is usually
                         used when a filelist is being created.  The filelists
                         and pattern matching strings will be expanded when
                         the filelist is used in another utility.
                         When the expansion option is "yes", the utility will
                         not add a file name to the list unless the file
                         exists.  The full path name of each file will be
                         formed by added the working directory path to partial
                         path names.  The full path name is them added to the
                         list of selected files.  Filelists will be expanded.
                         The list of file names will be read from the
                         filelist.  Each name will be processed as if you had
                         typed it individually.  File names that include
                         pattern matching characters will be expanded.
                         The names of all existing files that match the 
                         pattern will be added to the list of selected files.


5. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "5",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.
                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.

                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

                         If the expansion option is "no", directory paths
                         are not expanded even if the subdirectories option
                         is "yes".
FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>.

                         If the expansion option is "no", the utility will
                         not check a file's type before it is added to the
                         list. P0000                 Starting date must be less than ending date

The starting date must be less than the ending date of the date modified
range.

The year can range from 1980 to 2079.  If you type a year number "yy" that is
less than "80", then the year number will be "20yy".  Otherwise the year
number will be "19yy". P0000                Ending date must be greater than starting date

The ending date must be greater than the starting date of the date modified
range.

The year number can range from 1980 to 2079.  If you type a year number "yy"
that is less than "80", the year number will be "20yy".  Otherwise, the year
number will be "19yy". P0000           Unexpected end of file on directory for save set "name"

An error occurred when the program attempted to read the save directory for
the save set.  The format of the save directory is corrupted.  Part of the
directory may be missing.

The restore procedure cannot continue. P0000          Program "%s" could not be executed.
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

An error occurred when the menu tries to execute the program for the menu
option that you chose.  When you type <RETURN> the original menu will be
repeated. P0000         Menu "name" not found.
         <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The menu that you specified, or the menu for the menu option that you chose,
was not found in the menu directory, "/util/mn".  

When you type <RETURN>, the original menu will be repeated.  If you were
attempting the execute the menu driver from the OS command interpreter, you
will be returned to the command interpreter when you type <RETURN>. P0000         "name" is not a menu file.  Invalid format.
         <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The specified menu, or the menu for the chosen option, cannot be executed
because it is corrupted or the wrong file type.  All menu files are stored in
the directory "/util/mn".

When you type <RETURN>, the original menu will be repeated. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>.  0000DELETED P          Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Save to Magnetic Tape" utility allows you to backup files to one or more
magnetic tapes.  You can backup files from any disk and/or diskette filesystem
that is mounted.

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the working parameters for the
utility.  The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the
parameter number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct,
type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.


TAPE DEVICE	  This parameter specifies the device type that the utility
		  will use to write on.

		  1/4 inch cartridge: MCS tape cartridge streamer device.

		  1/2 inch reel-to-reel: The 1/2 inch magnetic tape drive.
ERROR HANDLING    This parameter specifies how the utility will handle errors
                  that occur during the save.

                  log errors and continue:  The utility will record all errors
                  in a log file.  This file is created in the working
                  directory.  Upon completion of the program this file is
		  transferred to the report device / file.  Unless the error
		  is fatal, the utility continues without informing you after
		  the error is recorded.  This option allows you to perform
		  an unattended backup.

		  log errors and ask user:  The utility will record all errors
                  in a log file (see above paragraph).  After it records the
                  error, the utility will display the error message along with
                  a prompt that asks you what action to take.

                  no error log:  The utility will display the error messages
                  on the screen with a prompt that asks you what action to
                  take.  The errors are not recorded in a log file.
VERIFY            This parameter specifies whether the utility should re-read
                  the saved files from the tape and compare them with the
                  original files on the disk.  The verification is done at the
                  end of each tape and/or after all files have been saved.

                  no:  Do not verify the saved files.  This option should be
                  used if there is a possibility that the files might be
                  changed between the time they are saved and the time they
                  are verified.

                  yes:  Verify the saved files.  It requires more than twice
                  as much time to save when verification is done.
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were saved.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify.

                  no report:  No report will be produced. P0000               Insert / mount a tape.  Type <RETURN> when ready:

Insert the cartridge or mount the tape on which you want to save files.
Lock the cartridge in the drive, or secure the door. 

Press <RETURN> to resume processing.

Unless you choose to append to an existing save tape, all data on the
tape will be erased when it is labeled. P0000                 Do you want to use this tape? (yes/no):

The label of the tape is displayed above the prompt.  Make sure that this
is the tape that you want to use, then press <RETURN>.

If the tape is "backup" format and was created on an BOSS/IX system, the
utility can write the current save set after the end of data on this tape.
This procedure is called "appending".  The utility will ask if you want to
append to the tape.  If you don't choose to append, or if the tape is the
wrong format, all current data on the cartridge will be lost.

If you want to use this tape, type "y" or "yes", followed by <RETURN>.

If you don't want to use this tape, type "n" or "no", followed by <RETURN>.  
The utility will ask you to insert / mount a different tape. P0000                 Do you want to append to this tape?  (yes/no):

If the tape is "backup" format and was created on an BOSS/IX system, the
utility can write the new save set after the end of data on the tape
(append).  The current data on the tape will not be lost.

If you want to append the new save set onto this tape, type "y" or "yes",
followed by <RETURN>.  You should make sure that this is the LAST tape in
a set of save tapes.  If it is not the last tape, the utility will spend a
lot of time looking for the end of data only to find that the tape is full.

If you don't want to append the new save set onto this tape, type "n" or 
"no", followed by <RETURN>.  The utility will write the new save set over 
the current data.  The current data will be lost. P0000This tape is full.  Insert/mount another tape.  Type <RETURN> when ready:

The current tape is full, but the utility has not saved all the data.  Remove
this tape and insert another one.  When the new tape is locked in the drive, 
type <RETURN>.

The data on the new tape will be lost.  The utility will display the label of
the new tape and ask you if it is the correct one before it starts to write 
data on it.

If you chose to append to the current tape, you probably didn't use the last 
tape of the set.  Find the last tape and insert it. P0000                             Type save set name:

You chose to append the new save set to the tape.  The new save set will
be written after the end of data on the tape.  The current data will be
preserved.  The tape label will not be changed.

Type the name of the new save set, ending with <RETURN>.  You can enter a
maximum of 64 characters.  The utility will then search for the end of data.

If you don't specify a name, the current date will be assigned as the default
name.

You must make sure that the save set name is unique!  If the name is the same
as the name of a previous save set on the tape, you will not be able to
restore the data from the new save set.
You must also remember the name of the save set.  (The best way to the save
the report produced by the utility.)  If you don't know the save set name, you
can't restore its data. P0000                               Save set name

Type the name for the new save set, ending with <RETURN>.  You can enter a
maximum of 64 characters.  If you don't specify a name, the current date is
assigned as the default name.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the current name will not be changed. P0000        WARNING:  Labeling the tape will destroy the current data.
        Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to label tape:

The utility will write a new label on the tape before it saves the files.

The tape's current label is displayed above the prompt.  You can change
the values for the tape set name, tape ID, and tape serial number.  These 
fields are provided for your documentation.  You can enter any values that 
you want.

You can also set the save set name, though it is not part of the label.  If
you don't specify a save set name, the current date will be assigned as a 
default name.

The utility will automatically set the values for the tape volume number
("1"), tape format ("backup"), originating system ("BOSS/IX"), date last
labeled (today's date), and time last labeled (the current time).  The date
first labeled won't be changed unless the tape is unlabeled.
The tape will be erased before the label is written.  All current data on
the tape will be lost.  If you don't want to lose the data, type <CTL-II>
to return to the previous prompts or <CTL-IV> to abort the utility. P0000                              Tape set name

You can enter any value for the tape set name.  The field is provided for
your documentation.  You can enter a maximum of 8 characters.

If you type only <RETURN>, the current value will not be changed. 

If the data fills this tape and a continuation tape is needed, the same name 
will be written in its label. P0000                                 Tape ID

You can enter any value for the tape ID.  The field is provided for your
documentation.  You can enter a maximum of 8 characters.

If you type only <RETURN>, the current value will not be changed.

If the data fills this tape and a continuation tape is needed, the same 
value will be written in its label. P0000                           Tape serial number

You can enter any value for the tape serial number.  The field is provided 
for your documentation.  You can enter a maximum of 8 characters (letters, 
digits, or special characters, except <SPACE>).

If you type only <RETURN>, the current value will not be changed.

If the data fills this tape and a continuation cartridge is needed, the
same value will be written in its label. P0000                          Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The screen contains a page of the report produced by the Magnetic Tape 
utilities.  Type <RETURN> to view the next page.

The report contains information on:

    save set name and date written
    tape label information for the first and subsequent tapes
    name of files saved on  this tape, also the file type, number of
         blocks saved, and date last modified.
    total files and total blocks saved P0000                    PROGRAM COMPLETED.  REMOVE CARTRIDGE.
                    Type <RETURN> to proceed:

This screen shows the names of the report file and the error log file, if any.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will end. P0000            No files were specified.
            Type <RETURN> to enter file names, <CTL-IV> to abort

The list of files to save is empty.  The utility will not proceed without the
names of files to save.

Type <RETURN> to repeat the file selection prompts.
Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000The "Compare Magnetic Tape" utility ("tcompare") reads the files contained in
a file-by-file magnetic tape save set.  It compares every file from the tape
with the corresponding file on disk.  If a file with the same name (full path
name) is not found on the disk, this is noted in the report.  If a file with 
the same name is found, the utility compares their sizes.  If the file sizes 
match, the utility compares the file contents up to the first byte that 
doesn't match.  The differences are listed in the report.

The utility does not report all differences between the disk and tape files.
It will compare only until it finds the first difference.  The utility
always compares ALL files found in the save set.

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the working parameters for
the utility.  The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the
parameter number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct,
type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.
TAPE DEVICE	  This parameter specifies the device type that the utility
		  will use to write on.

		  1/4 inch cartridge: MCS tape cartridge streamer device.

		  1/2 inch reel-to-reel: The 1/2 inch magnetic tape drive.
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were saved.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify.


 P0000               Insert / mount a tape. Type <RETURN> when ready:

Insert / mount the tape that contains the save set that you want to compare 
into the drive, then type <RETURN>.  It must be an BOSS/IX save tape that 
was written file-by-file.  (It cannot be a filesystem image backup.) P0000                   Is this the correct tape? (yes/no):

The label of the tape in the drive is displayed above the prompt.

If this is the correct tape, type "y" or "yes" followed by <RETURN>.

If this is not the correct tape, type "n" or "no" followed by <RETURN>.
The utility will ask you to insert / mount another tape. P0000                       Type name of save set to compare:

Type the name of the save set that you want to compare, followed by <RETURN>.

If you enter <RETURN> alone, the utility will compare the first save set found
on the tape.  If this tape was continued from a previous tape, the files from 
the first partial save set (the one that begins on the previous tape) will be
compared. P0000         Insert / mount tape number N.  Type <RETURN> when ready:

The utility found the end of the tape before it reached the end of the files 
in the save set.  Insert the next tape in the set, then type <RETURN>.  The 
comparison will continue. P0000                          Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The screen contains a page of the comparison report.  When you are done
viewing this information, type <RETURN>.  The next page of the report will be
displayed.  After the last page of the report, the utility will end.

The report includes:

     save set name and date
     tape label
     names of files compared and results.

"OK" means that the cartridge file exactly matched the disk file. P0000                    PROGRAM COMPLETED.  REMOVE CARTRIDGE.
                    Type <RETURN> to continue:

The utility has completed the comparison and the report.  The screen shows
the name of the report file, if any.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will rewind the tape and end. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000                    Read error.  The label cannot be read.

A read error occurred while attempting to read the tape label.  The tape 
cannot be read.  It might be bad.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000                 Some directory in the pathname doesn't exist.

The utility cannot create a report file in a directory that doesn't exist.
The path name that you specified contains one or more directories that do not
exist.  When you type <RETURN>, the utility will allow you to enter a
different report file name. P0000                     Working directory path is too long.

The path name of the current working directory is too long.  The utilities
cannot use path names longer than 128 characters in length.  (The utilities
always use full path names for files and directories.) P0000         Type timeout value (1-5000 seconds), <RETURN> for no change:

The timeout value is the length of time the system will wait for a response
from a printer before it will assume that some hardware problem has occurred
and generate an error.  In general, the default value should be adequate. 

Type the number of seconds you wish as the timeout value followed by <RETURN>.

Type a <RETURN> by itself to retain the current value. P0000	Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

This is the File Analysis and Repair utility, "frepair".  It can analyze
and attempt to repair files that may contain errors.  Repairing files can
cause some of the data to be lost, but the files will be readable.  The
utility can also find and remove bad disk blocks from a file.  Of course, the
data in the bad block will be lost.  The bad blocks will be removed from the
system so they can't be used in other files.

The menu allows you to set the parameters that control the actions of the
utility.  The "*" indicates the current selection for each option.  Type the
number of the option to change the selection.  Type <RETURN> when all the
options are correct.
REPAIR MODE     This parameter allows you to choose whether the utility will
                repair the files.

                analyze:  The utility will look for errors in the files.  A
                report of the errors will be generated.

		analyze & repair:  The utility will attempt to repair any
                errors found in the files.  A report of the errors will be
                generated.

FILE SELECTION	This parameter allows you to specify how many files will be
                processed.

                single file:  The utility will allow you to enter the name of
                one file.

                selected files:  The utility will allow you to build a list of
                the names of the files to process.
REPORT DEVICE	This parameter allows you to select the output device for the
                report.

                terminal:  The report will be displayed on your terminal
                screen.

                printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                choice.

                file:  The report will be written in the file that you specify P0000                Type name of template file, <RETURN> for none:

A template file is a file that is defined with the same key structure as that
of the keyed file that is about to be repaired.  You are not required to
specify a template file, but it is recommended.  Some errors cannot be
repaired without a template file.

An old version of the file that has been restored from a backup makes a good
template file.

Template files do not need to contain data, but it is essential that their key
structure is the same as that of the file being repaired.  A template file
must be defined with the same keys occupying the same locations in the data
record.  The data of the template file is not used.  Only its key structure
definition is used.
Type the name of the template file followed by <RETURN>.  If you type <RETURN>
alone, the utility will attempt to repair without a template file.

The prompt will be repeated for each keyed file to be repaired. P0000            Insert / mount a tape, type <RETURN> when ready:

Place the tape into the drive.  Press the <RETURN> key when the tape is ready.

You can write a label on the tape or you can just view its label.

If you choose to label the tape, all its current data will be erased before
the label is written. P0000               Do you want to label this tape? (yes/no):

The screen display shows the current label on the tape.  If you want to write
a new label on this tape, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.  The utility 
will allow you to change the label fields.

If you do not want to label this tape, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.

WARNING:  Labeling the tape will erase all its current data. P0000                           Tape volume number

Type the tape volume number and then press <RETURN>.  You can enter a
maximum or two digits.  If you type only <RETURN>, the current value 
will not be changed.  0000DELETED P0000                    PROGRAM COMPLETED.  REMOVE CARTRIDGE.
                    Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The tape has been successfully labeled.  When you type <RETURN>, the
utility will end. P0000The Report Save Magnetic Tape Contents utility ("tlist") generates a report 
of the files contained in a file-by-file tape save set.  The utility lists
the contents of the save set directory.  If an error during the save prevented
a file from being written to the tape, it will still be listed in the report.

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the working parameters for the
utility.  The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the
parameter number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct,
type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.


TAPE DEVICE	  This parameter specifies the device type that the utility
		  will use to write on.

		  1/4 inch cartridge: MCS tape cartridge streamer device.

		  1/2 inch reel-to-reel: The 1/2 inch magnetic tape drive.
                  as much time to save when verification is done.
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were saved.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify.
 P0000                Insert / mount a tape. Type <RETURN> when ready:

Insert / mount the tape that contains the save set that you want to list into
the drive, then press <RETURN>.

You should usually insert the tape that contains the start of the save set.  
Then you can get a listing of all the files in the save set.  However, if you
insert a tape that contains a continuation save set, you can get a listing of
the files on that tape and following tapes. P0000                   Is this the correct tape? (yes/no):

The tape label is displayed on the screen.  If this is the tape that contains
the save set (or continuation save set) that you want to report, type "y" or
"yes" and press <RETURN>.

If this is not the correct tape, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. The 
utility will ask you to insert a different tape. P0000                     Type name of save set to list:

Type the name of the save set on this tape for which you want a report, then
press <RETURN>.

If you type only <RETURN>, the utility will report on the first full or
partial save set that it finds on the tape. P0000                          Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The screen contains a page of the report produced by the Report Magnetic Tape
Contents utility.  Type <RETURN> to view the next page.

The report contains information on:

    save set name and date written
    tape label information for the first and subsequent tapes
    name of files saved on  this tape, also the file type, number of
         blocks saved, and date last modified.
    total files and total blocks saved

The list might contain the names of files that were not actually saved.  This
can happen when a disk error during the save prevented a file from being read. P0000                    PROGRAM COMPLETED.  REMOVE CARTRIDGE.
                    Type <RETURN> to continue:

The utility has completed the report.  The screen shows the name of the report
file, if any.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will rewind the cartridge and end.  0000DELETED P0000	Do you want to specify template files for keyed files? (yes/no)

A template file is a file that contains the same key description as that
of a keyed file that is about to be repaired.  It is recommended that
one be specified whenever repairing a file that may have damage to the
keyed portion of the file.  With some types of errors, the file cannot be
repaired without a valid template file.

An old version of the file restored from a backup makes a good template file.

Template files need not contain data, but they must have the same key
structure as the file being repaired.  The template file must be defined with
the same keys occupying the same locations in the data record.
If you have at least one keyed file for which you wish to specify a template
file, type "yes" and press <RETURN>.  This will cause the utility to ask for
template file name for each of the keyed files you are repairing. 

If you do not wish to specify a template file name for any of your keyed
files, type "no" and press <RETURN>.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000    Cannot set access modes and/or owner of this file. Cannot restore file.

The utility was unable to set the owner and read/write access mode for the
current file to their original values.  The file cannot be restored. P0000                      Is this a graphics printer (yes/no)

Some printers are capable of special graphics functions that can be used by
the GKS graphics product.  If you are configuring is such a printer, type "y"
or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If the printer does not have graphics capabilities, or if you will not be
using its graphics features, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P0000                    Is this a graphics terminal? (yes/no):

You chose to change the device type of the system console port.  The device
type of the system console must be a terminal, regular or graphics.

If the console is a graphics terminal, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If the console terminal is not a graphics terminal, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.

Most of the other system console parameters cannot be changed by this utility. P0000            Is a slave printer attached to this terminal? (yes/no):

Some types of terminals have a built-in RS232 serial port to which a "slave"
printer can be attached.  Both the terminal and the slave printer are accessed
through the same system port.

A slave printer can be used by the terminal to which it is attached.  If the
printer is not busy, it can be accessed by tasks that are executed on other
terminals.  Slave printers are never spooled.  They do not use print queues.

If the terminal has a slave printer attached, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.

If the terminal does not have a slave printer attached, type "n" or "no" and
press <RETURN>. P                      MAINTAIN CLASS DEFINITIONS

                  1. Create
                  2. Modify
                  3. Delete
                  4. Report
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

Choose the number of the edit function that you want, then press <RETURN>.
These are the edit functions:

Create     This function allows you to define a print class.
           
Modify     This function allows you to change a class definition.

Delete     This function allows you to delete a class definition.
           
Report     This function produces a report of all the class definitions. P                         The class definition already exists.
                     Do you want to modify it? (yes/no)

You have chosen to create a class definition which is already defined.

If you want to modify the class definition, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will allow you to modify the class definition.

If you do not want to modify the class definition, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>.  The program will repeat the "type class name" prompt. P                         The class definition does not exist.
                     Do you want to create it? (yes/no):

The class definition that you wanted to modify is not defined.

If you want to define the class, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to define the class, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
The utility will repeat the "type class name" prompt. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
 * yes                   parameter number, "2",  followed by <RETURN> to
   no                    change the selection.
                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.

                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000			The filesystem is full
			1. Restore partial file
			2. Skip file
			3. Abort
			Type number of selection:

This menu is displayed when the file being restored is larger than the 
available space in the filesystem.  The menu choices are:

Restore partial file   The utility will restore as much of the file as will
                       fit in the available space.  When it is done, the file-
                       system will be full (unless another file has been
                       deleted in the meantime.)

                       The partial file will be missing data.  It may not be
                       readable.
Skip file              The utility will not restore the current file.  It will
                       attempt to restore the next file and any subsequent
                       files.  The out of space error could occur again on
                       a later file.

Abort                  The utility will end without restoring the current file
                       or any subsequent files. P                      MAINTAIN FORM DEFINITIONS

                  1. Create
                  2. Modify
                  3. Delete
                  4. Report
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

Choose the number of the edit function that you want, then press <RETURN>.
These are the edit functions:

Create     This function allows you to define a print form.
           
Modify     This function allows you to change a form definition.

Delete     This function allows you to delete a form definition.
           
Report     This function produces a report of all the form definitions. P0000                      Type class name, <RETURN> to end:

You have chosen to create, modify or delete a class definition.  A class
name can be from one to six characters long and can contain letters and
digits.

Type the class name you want and press <RETURN>.

If you type only <RETURN>, the utility will repeat the "Maintain Class 
Definitions" menu. P0000                  Report device
                     1. terminal
                     2. printer
                     3. file
                  Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

The report can be output to any of the devices listed in the menu.  Type the
number of the desired report device, then press <RETURN>.  

If you choose a printer or file, the utility will allow you to choose the
printer or specify the report file name.

If you type <RETURN> only, the utility will repeat the previous prompt. P              1. Name
          2. Priority
          3. Form name
          4. Copies
          5. Delete
          6. Requeue
          7. Notify
          8. Spooling
          9. Despool wait
	 10. Raw mode
	 11. High bit on

          Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The menu lists the parameters for the class definition.  To change any of
these parameters, type the number of that item and press <RETURN>.
If you choose to change one of the first four parameters (name, priority,
form name, or copies), the utility will allow you to enter the new value.  The
utility will clear the current value and allow you to enter a new one.  (At
this point, you can type <HELP>.  The utility will display an explanation
of the parameter.)

If you choose to change one of the other parameters, the utility will
automatically change the current answer from "yes" to "no" to blank.  The
value of a blank parameter will be supplied from the print control defaults
when a job is submitted with that class.

     Delete            If this parameter is "yes", the file will be deleted
                       after it has been printed.
     Requeue           If this parameter is "no", the job will be removed from
                       the print queue after it has been printed.  If it is
                       "yes", the job will remain in the print queue after it
                       has been printed.  The priority will be changed to
                       zero.  This causes the job to stay in the queue without
                       being printed until you delete it.

     Notify            If this parameter is "yes", you will be notified by a
                       message on your terminal screen when the job is done
                       printing or when an error occurs.  If this parameter is
                       "no", you will not be notified.

     Spooling          If this parameter is "yes", the job will be placed in
                       the print queue for the specified printer.  (If
                       spooling is not active for the printer, the job will be
                       printed immediately).  If it is "no", the job will be
                       printed immediately unless the printer is busy.
     Despool wait      If this parameter is "yes", the job will not be printed
                       until all the data has been written to the file.  If it
                       is "no", the job will start printing as soon as it
                       reaches the top of the print queue, even if all the
                       data isn't ready.  When the end of the current data is
                       reached, the printer will wait for more.

     Raw mode          If this parameter is "yes", the system will output all 
		       mnemonic escape sequences (sequences of characters that
                       start with an escape character) without interpreting
                       them.  On a printer, escape sequences are used as 
		       commands for top of form, slew to channel, etc.  
		       Raw mode causes the system to output the escape 
		       character sequences without executing the command.  
		       It is usually used with graphics devices.

     High bit on       If this parameter is "yes", the high bit in each byte
		       will be turned on.	

When you are finished changing the default parameters, press <RETURN>.  The
class will be defined as specified. P0000         Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The menu displays the parameter values for a form definition. To change any
item, type its number and press <RETURN>.  For most parameters, the utility
will allow you to type a new value.  For parameters 4, 5, and 7, the utility
will toggle between the allowed values.

Pressing <RETURN> by itself will define the form with the parameters shown.

These are the form definition parameters:

   Form name        The name of the form definition.

   Length           The number of lines from top to bottom of each page of the
                    form.

   Width            The number of characters across each page of the form.
   Lines per inch   The number of lines that will be printed in each vertical
                    inch.  When you type the number of this parameter, its
                    value will change from 6 to 8 to blank.

   Pitch            The number of characters that will be printed in each
                    horizontal inch.  Each time you type the number of this
                    parameter, its value will change from 10 to 12 to 16 to
                    blank, etc.

   Translate table  The name of the translation table to be used.

   Hand sheet feed  If this parameter is "yes", the printer does not use
                    continuous forms.  When you type the number of this
                    parameter, its value will change from "yes" to "no" to
                    blank.
   Initial formfeed The number of formfeeds at the job start.

   Slews 1-8        The line number to which the printer will skip when a slew
                    command is received.  Slew 1 is reserved for the top of
                    form, line number 1.

   Printers         A list of the printers on which this form can be used.
                    "*" means that the form can be used on any printer. P                                     Name

Type the new name for the default definition, then press <RETURN>.  You must
enter the name of an existing operator or printer.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the current name will not be changed. P0000                                Class name

Type the new name for the class definition, followed by <RETURN>.  If you type
only <RETURN>, the current name will not be changed.

A class name can be from one to six characters in length, and it can contain
letters and/or digits.  0000DELETED P0000                                   Slew N
                        (where N = 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)

Type the line number on the form that corresponds to slew command number N.
When the printer receives the slew command, it will skip to the line number
specified.

Press <RETURN> by itself to retain the current value.  0000DELETED P0000                             Translation table

Type the name of the desired translation table, followed by <RETURN>.  Type
<RETURN> alone to leave the current translation table unchanged.

Translation tables are stored in the directory "/etc/ptrxlt".  Each file is a
separate translation table.

The supplied translation tables are as follows:


     TABLE   
     NAME   DESCRIPTION          PRINTERS

     CI     Citizen		 4215, 4217, 4218 in eight bit mode.    
     DI	    Diablo		 4206, 4211, 4216 using standard print wheel
     ES	    European standard	 4206, 4211 4216 using ES print wheel
     7G     7 Bit ISO German	 Supports 7 bit ISO standard German char set
     8G	    8 Bit ISO German	 Supports 8 bit ISO standard German char set
     MV	    MVP			 4214 with prom #165047-046
     S7	    Standard 7 bit 	 Printers requiring industry standard ASCII
     S8     Standard 8 bit       Printers requiring Basic Four ASCII
     WP     WHISPER		 4213, 4203 with prom #165031-081
     WP	    Word Processing	 4206, 4211, 4216 with word procesing wheel
     7g     7 bit World German	 4206, 4211, 4216 with world German char set
     8g	    8 bit World German	 4206, 4211, 4216 with world German char set
     FU	    Fujitsu		 4215 using standard ASCII
 P                Do you want to delete this class definition? (yes/no):

Before the program deletes the displayed class definition, it asks you to
verify that it should be done.

If you want the class definition to be deleted, type "y" or "yes" and press 
<RETURN>.  The program then deletes the definition.

If you do not want the class definition to be deleted, type "n" or "no" and 
press <RETURN>.  The program returns to the Class Definition Maintenance menu 
without deleting the class. P                             Type <RETURN> to continue:

Press the <RETURN> key when you have finished viewing the current page of the
report.  The next page will then be displayed.  If this is the last page, the
utility will repeat the Maintain Class Definitions menu.

The report lists all of the parameters for the class definitions:

     NAME           The name of the class.

     PRIORITY       The priority number that will be assigned to print jobs.
 
     FORM NAME      The form that will be used for print jobs.

     COPIES         The number of copies that will be printed.

     DELETE         Delete the file after printing it:  yes or no.
     REQUEUE        Leave the print job in the queue, with priority 0, after
                    it has been printed:  yes or no.

     NOTIFY         Notify the user when the job has been printed or when an
                    error occurs:  yes or no.

     SPOOL          Submit the print jobs to the queue:  yes or no.

     DESPOOL WAIT   Wait to start printing until all data has been output to
                    the file. P                             Type <RETURN> to continue:

Press the <RETURN> key when you have finished viewing the current page of the
report.  The next page will then be displayed.  If this is the last page, the
utility will repeat the Maintain Form Definitions menu.

The report lists all of the parameters for the form definitions:

     FORM NAME      The name of the form.

     LENGTH         The number of lines from the top to the bottom of one
                    sheet of the form.

     WIDTH          The number of characters from side to side across one
                    sheet of the form.

     LPI            The number of lines that are printed per vertical inch.
     PITCH          The spacing between characters.

     TRANS. TABLE   The name of the printer translation table.

     SLEWS          The line numbers assigned for the slew commands.  Slew 1
                    is reserved for top of form (line 1).

     HAND FEED      If "yes", the printer does not use continuous forms.

     PRINTERS       A list of the printers where this form can be used.  "*"
                    means that the form can be used on any printer.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000WARNING:  The first save set on this tape is continued from the previous tape.
Continue the restore with the current tape? (yes/no):

You specified the first save set on this tape.  The first save set on the 
tape is a continuation of one that started on a previous tape.  You can 
continue the restore with this tape, but files that were saved on earlier 
tapes cannot be restored.

If you want to use the current tape, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you want to use a different tape, type "no" or "no" and press <RETURN>. P0000    WARNING:  The first file in the save set is continued from the previous
              tape.  It cannot be restored.

The first file in the save set you are restoring is a partial file.  The other
part of the file is on the previous tape.  If you want to restore this file, 
you must start with the tape where the first part of the file is found. P0000            Insert / mount a tape.  Type <RETURN> when ready:

Insert the desired tape in the drive, then type <RETURN>.  

You should usually insert the tape where the save set starts.  If the save 
set is continued on another tape, you can start with that tape.  However, 
you will only be able to restore files from the continuation tape.  You won't
be able to restore files from the first tape. P0000                   Is this the correct tape? (yes/no):

The tape's label is displayed on the screen.

If this is the correct tape, type "y" or "yes" followed by <RETURN>.

If this is not the correct tape, type "n" or "no" followed by <RETURN>.
The utility will ask you to insert a different tape. P0000                      Type name of save set to restore:

Type the name of the save set from which you want to restore files.

If you type <RETURN> only, the utility will restore from the first save set on
this tape, even if it started on a previous tape. P0000            No files were specified.
            Type <RETURN> to enter file names, <CTL-IV> to abort:

The list of file names to restore is empty.  When you type <RETURN>, the
utility will allow you to specify the files to be restored.

If you don't want to restore files from the save set, press <CTL-IV>.

If you want to restore all files in the save set, enter the pattern matching
string "/*". P0000        Insert / mount tape number N.  Type <RETURN> when ready:

The utility reached the end of the tape before it restored all the files.
Insert the next tape of the set into the drive, then press <RETURN>.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000                      "/file/path/name" already exists
                      1. Replace current file
                      2. Do not restore
                      3. Don't ask again: always replace
                      4. Don't ask again: always skip
                      Type number of selection:

The next file to be restored already exists in the filesystem.  (A file with
the same path name exists.)  The menu lists your options.  Type the number of
your choice followed by <RETURN>.

These are the menu options:

   Replace current file     The filesystem file will be replaced by the file
                            restored from tape.  The restore will then
                            continue with the next file.
   Do not restore           The filesystem file will not be replaced.  The
                            tape file will not be restored.  The restore
                            will continue with the next file.

   Don't ask again:         The filesystem file will be replaced by the file
   always replace           restored from tape.  All subsequent files to
                            be restored will be handled the same way.

   Don't ask again:         The filesystem file will not be replaced.  All 
   always skip              subsequent files to be restored will be handled
                            the same way. P0000			Type number of printer

You have indicated that the terminal currently being configured has a
slave printer attached.  The current screen displays the different types
of printers that can be attached as slaves.  Select the printer type that
represents the printer you have attached as a slave.  Type its number, then
press <RETURN>.
 P0000                       The report file already exists.
                            1. Replace
                            2. Append
                       Type number of selection:

The report file you have specified already exists.  The new report can 
replace the contents of the file, or it can be appended on to the end of the
current data in the file.

If you want the current contents of the file to be replaced, type "1" and
press <RETURN>.

If you want the report to be appended to the file, type "2" and press
<RETURN>.

If you want to specify another report file, type <RETURN> alone.  The utility
will repeat the "type report file name" prompt.  0000DELETED  0000DELETED P0000			Invalid translation table name.

The translation table name you entered does not exist.  Translation tables are
stored in the directory "/etc/ptrxlt".   P0000     Invalid parameter.  One of the parameters in the record is illegal.
     <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

One or more of the parameter values in the the defaults, class, or forms
definition is illegal.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will allow you to edit the parameters.  It
will not change the values for the illegal parameters.  You should correct the
invalid parameters before you leave the utility.  If you don't change the
illegal parameters, they will be rewritten in the file. P0000      The specified slave printer cannot be used with this terminal type.
      <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

You have changed the terminal type to a terminal that either doesn't support
any slave printers or doesn't support the currently configured slave printer.

When you type <RETURN>, the current slave printer will be removed from the
configuration parameters for the port.  If the terminal supports slave
printers, you can then configure a different slave printer type. P0000   You must specify values for all fields in the "system" default definition.
   <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

One or more values in the "system" defaults definition is blank.  When you
type <RETURN>, the utility will return to the menu of default parameters so 
that you can supply values for the empty parameters.

All other default definitions are allowed to have blank parameters.  When a
print job is submitted, the values for the blank parameters will be read from
the next lower level of defaults.  The highest level of defaults are the 
operator's defaults.  The printer defaults are the next level.  The "system"
defaults are the lowest level. P0000    You must specify values for all fields except slews in the "stanrd" form.

One or more of the parameters in the "stanrd" form definition are blank.  The
system requires that all fields in this form definition, except the values for
slews 2 through 8, must be set  When you type <RETURN>, the menu of form
definition parameters will be repeated so that you can fill in the blank
values. P0000   You are not allowed to change the name of the "system" default definition.
   <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The "system" default definition must always be defined.  

When you type <RETURN>, the "type number of item to change" prompt will be
redisplayed.  You can change other parameters for the "system" default. P0000         You are not allowed to change the name of the "stanrd" form.
         <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The "stanrd" form definition must always be defined.

When you type <RETURN>, the "type number of item to change" prompt will be
displayed.  You can change the other fields for the "stanrd" form definition. P0000   Only the system administrator can change the name in a default definition.
   <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

A user who does not have system administrator privileges is only allowed to
create, edit, or delete his own default definition. P0000                   Do you want to align the form? (yes/no):

This utility can print an alignment test pattern.  The pattern will show the
top and bottom lines of the form and the left and right margins.  You can use
the pattern to align the paper and set the printer's top of form.  The utility
will then repeat the prompt so you can request it to print another alignment
test pattern.

If you want an alignment test pattern to be printed, type "y" or "yes"
followed by <RETURN>.  The prompt will be repeated until you answer it "no".

If you don't want an alignment test pattern to be printed, type "n" or "no"
followed by <RETURN>.  Printing will then resume. P           Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to define slave printer:

The display shows the current configuration parameters for the terminal with
attached slave printer on the specified port.  Type the number of the item
that you want to change, then press <RETURN>.  The utility will prompt you to
enter the new value for the parameter.

When the parameters are correct, press <RETURN> alone.  The utility will
display a second screen with the configuration parameters for the slave
printer.

<CTL-II> to return to the menu of port configuration options.  The changes
for this port will be lost.

<CTL-IV> to abort the utility.  The changes for this and other ports will be
lost. P                   Device type
                  1. terminal
                  2. printer
                  3. graphics terminal
                  4. communications
               Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change:

The menu lists the types of devices that can be configured on port 1.  Type
the number of the desired device type and press <RETURN>.

If you are configuring a modem, choose the device type "terminal".

The device type "communications" is used if this port is being used for
batch communications.  Communications can only be configured on port 1.

Type <RETURN> alone to repeat the port number prompt. P0000     The "stanrd" form definition is not found in the "/etc/forms" file.

The form "stanrd" must be defined in the /etc/forms file.  This form is
used as the default form for all jobs that do not specify a form.  It is
required to exist.  No other forms can be defined until this form is defined.

If you have system administrator privileges, when you type <RETURN>, the
utility will allow you to define the "stanrd" form. P0000      Defaults file, "/etc/defaults" does not exist. Create it? (yes/no):

The file that contains the default definitions for the printers and operators,
"/etc/defaults", is missing.  The print queues (spooling) cannot operate
properly without this file.  You can restore the file from a backup or you
can create a new file.

If you want the utility to create the file, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will create an empty file and ask you to specify the
parameters for the "system" default definition.  The "system" defaults are
required.

If you don't want the utility to create a new file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>. P0000       The class file, "/etc/class" does not exist. Create it? (yes/no):

The file that contains the class definitions, "etc/class", is missing.  You 
can either restore the file from a backup or create a new file.  The class 
file is not required for spooling (print queues).

If you want the utility to create the file, type "yes" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will create an empty file and allow you to define
class records.

If you don't want to create a new file, type "n" or "no" and press <RETURN>.
 P0000       The forms file, "/etc/forms" does not exist. Create it? (yes/no):

The file that contains the print form definitions, "/etc/forms", is missing.
The print queues (spooling) cannot operate properly without this file.  You
can restore the file from a backup or you can create a new file.

If you want the utility to create the file, type "y" or "yes" and press
<RETURN>.  The utility will create an empty file and ask you to specify the
parameters for the "stanrd" form definition.  The "stanrd" form, the default
form, is required.

If you don't want the utility to create a new file, type "n" or "no" and press
<RETURN>. P0000     Some of the printers don't exist.  They will be deleted from the list.
     <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

Some of the printers in the list of printers for this form do not exist.
These names will be deleted from the list when you type <RETURN>.  You can 
then enter more printer names in the list.

You can enter the name of any configured printer or printer alias in the list.
The file "/etc/printers" holds the names of configured printers and aliases. P0000           A default definition with that name already exists.
           <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The operator or printer name you specified already has defaults defined for
it.  You can't use the name for the current default definition.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will restore the original name for this
default definition and repeat the "type number of item to change" prompt. P0000           A class definition with that name already exists.
           <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The name you specified is the name of an existing class definition.  You can't
use the name for the current class definition.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will restore the original name for this
class definition and repeat the "type number of item to change" prompt. P0000           A form definition with that name already exists.
           <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The name you specified is the name of an existing form definition.  You can't
use the name for the current form definition.

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will restore the original name for this
form definition and repeat the "type number of item to change" prompt. P0000          Cannot perform verify without generating a report.
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

In the multiple choice menu you set VERIFY = "yes" and REPORT DEVICE = "no
report".  If you do this, you will never see the results of the verification,
so the utility won't perform it. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "file information" utility generates a report describing each of the files
that you specify.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct, type
<RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

DIRECTORY         This parameter specifies the working directory path that
                  will be used by the utility.

                  current:  The current working directory path will be used.
                  It is displayed above the menu.

                  other:  The utility will ask you to enter the working
                  directory path.
FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies the files that will be reported.

                  single file:  The utility will allow you to enter the name
                  of one file to be reported.

                  selected files:  The utility will allow you to build a list
                  of the files that will be reported.

REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  directory contents.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify. P0000                    Type the name of the special printer:

You have specified that the printer being configured on this port is a
"special" printer.  Enter the type of printer that you are configuring, then
press <RETURN>. P0000                 Communications can only operate from port 1.

Batch communications can only be configured on port 1.  You have attempted
to move the device on port 1 to another port.  Since the device configured
on port 1 is batch communications, it can not be moved.
 P0000             Don't print the file until it is complete? (yes/no):

The "wait mode" option specifies whether or not the file will begin printing
as soon as the job reaches the top of the print queue, even if the file is not
complete.

In most cases, the file is already complete when it is submitted for printing,
and the wait mode flag is not important.  However, some application programs,
especially those that generate a large file for printing, submit the job
before all the data has been output to the file.  If the job reaches the top
of the print queue before the file is complete, the printer might be able to
print all the data in the file before the program has finished.  The printer
must then wait, idle, for more data to print.
If this situation can occur in your application, you might want to set the
wait mode option to "yes".  Then the job will not start printing until the
file is complete and it has been closed by the program.  The printer will not
fall idle unless all other jobs in the queue have been printed.

If you want the job the start printing as soon as it reaches the top of the
print queue, type "n" or "no" followed by <RETURN>.

If you want the job to wait until the file is complete and closed, type "y" or
"yes" followed by <RETURN>. P0000                      Print file in raw mode? (yes/no):

The "raw mode" option specifies whether or not the printer will interpret
control sequences in the file data.

Most files should be printed with the raw mode option set to "no".  The
control sequences in the file, such as those that command the printer to 
move to the top of page, will be interpreted correctly.  The data will be
printed in the expected format.

Raw mode option "yes" is usually used with graphics files that are being
output to graphics devices.  In these files, the characters that are normally
control sequences are used for special graphics characters.
If you don't want to output the file in raw mode, type "n" or "no" followed by
<RETURN>.

If you want to output the file in raw mode, type "y" or "yes" followed by
<RETURN>. P0000       You cannot move a spooled print job to an an un-spooled printer.
       <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

This print job was specified to be spooled and it is queued on a spooled
printer.  You cannot change the printer for the job to an un-spooled printer
(one that doesn't use a print queue but outputs each job immediately.)  You
can change the job to another spooled printer. P0000                    <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to end:

When you type <RETURN>, the utility will redisplay to queue with updated
information.

Type <CTL-IV> to end the utility. P0000                            Type plotter name:

If the printer configured on this port is a plotter device, type the name for
the plotter, followed by <RETURN>.  You can enter any name up to 10 characters
in length. P0000                          Type plotter parameters:

Type the parameters for the plotter that is configured on this port.  For
information on the required parameters, see your documentation for the
graphics package.

You must type colons, ":", between each parameter. P0000                        Type graphics terminal name:

If the terminal configured on this port is a graphics device, type the name
for the graphics terminal, followed by <RETURN>.  You can enter any name up to
a maximum or 10 characters in length. P0000                      Type graphics terminal parameters:

Type the parameters for the graphics terminal that is configured on this port.
For information on the required parameters, see your documentation for the
graphics package.

You must enter colons, ":", between each parameter. P0000             Disk read error.  Cannot access save set directory.

A read error on the disk has prevented the utility from accessing the save
set directory.  (The directory was successfully read from the tape.)  The
utility cannot continue. P0000            File "name" is not found in the save set directory.

The utility did not find the requested file in the save set directory.  The 
file is not included in the save set or the save set began on a previous
tape.

If the save set began on a previous tape, try again with that tape. P0000      Rewrite the data from this tape on another tape? (yes/no):

A fatal write error occurred on this tape.  The utility cannot continue
with this tape and the data on the tape cannot be used.  

The utility can restart the save with a new tape.  It will rewrite the
data from this tape on the new one and then continue saving files.  It
does not need to rewrite the data from previous tapes, if any.

If you want to try again with a different tape, type "y" or "yes"
followed by <RETURN>.

If you want to end the save, type "n" or "no" followed by <RETURN>. P0000                     The save set is a filesystem image.
                     <RETURN> to abort, <HELP> for help:

The tape utilities cannot process the specified save set because it contains a
filesystem image save instead of a file-by-file save.  A filesystem image save
can only be read or written by the tape commands:  "tsave", "trestore",
"tcompare", etc. P0000        Can't restore "name".  The data is missing from the tape.

The specified file was found in the save set directory but the data was never
actually written on the tape.  This situation was caused by a disk read
error or other filesystem access error during the save. P0000               Tape read error.  Cannot continue restore.

The utility encountered an unrecoverable read error on this tape.  It
cannot continue with the restore. P0000          WARNING:  File or data might be lost.  Proceed? (yes/no):

The File Repair utility ("frepair") can lose data from a file when it tries to
repair it.  In an extreme case, it might lose an entire file.  It is suggested
that you backup the files before you repair them.

If you want to proceed with the repair, type "y" or "yes" followed by
<RETURN>.

If you don't want to proceed with the repair, type "n" or "no" followed by
<RETURN>. P0000                          Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The screen contains a page of the report generated by the File Repair utility
("frepair").  It describes the result of the analysis or repair operation.
When you type <RETURN>, the next page will be displayed.  If this is the last
page, the utility will end. P0000                            Type search string:

This prompt is displayed when you type <CTRL>+"r".  Type the string for which
you want to search in the help text.  You can enter a maximum of five
characters.  When you type <RETURN>, the utility will find the first
occurrence of the string in the help text following the current cursor
position.  It will place the cursor on the first character of the string.  If
the string is not found, the utility will ring the bell.

If you want to find the next occurrence of the string, use the <CTRL>+"r"
command again.  You must re-type the search string. P0000                      Illegal value for printer timeout.

An illegal value was found for the printer timeout value in the file "/etc/
printers", the printer configuration file.  The file is probably corrupted.

You can try using the Port Configuration utility ("configure") to repair the
printer configuration. P0000                      Slave printer configuration error.

The utility found an illegal definition for a slave printer.  Probably the
"/etc/terminals" or "/etc/printers" file is corrupted.

You can try using the Port Configuration utility ("configure") to repair the
configuration for the slave printer.

Or if trying to spool to a slave printer then try using the Printer Parameter
utility ("pparams") to correct the printer configuration parameters. P0000              Illegal value for page length in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal page length in the form definition
that this utility was trying to use.  The file is probably corrupted. P0000               Illegal value for page width in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal page width in the form definition
that this utility was trying to use.  The file is probably corrupted. P0000                  Illegal value for slew in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal slew value in the form definition
that this utility was trying to use.  The file is probably corrupted. P0000               Illegal lines per inch value in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal value for the lines per inch in the
form definition that this utility was trying to use.  The file is probably
corrupted. P0000                 Illegal value for pitch in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal pitch value in the form definition
that this utility was trying to use.  The file is probably corrupted. P0000         Printer translation table doesn't exist or cannot be accessed.

The translation table defined for the specified printer doesn't exist or
cannot be accessed.  

The Port Configuration utility ("configure") can be used to specify the
translation table for the printer. P0000             Illegal value for hand sheet feed in form definition.

The "/etc/forms" file contains an illegal value for the hand sheet feed option
in the form definition that this utility was trying to use.  The file is
probably corrupted. P0000                   This printer does not use a print queue.

This printer is not configured for spooling so it does not use a print queue. P0000                 The class file, "/etc/class", is corrupted.

One or more record is corrupted in the print class definition file, "/etc/
class". P0000                 The forms file, "/etc/forms", is corrupted.

One or more record is corrupted in the forms definition file, "/etc/forms". P0000                        No BASIC printers configured.

This utility can only output its report to a printer that is configured under
BASIC.  No such printers (or printer aliases) are configured.

Printers can be defined by using the Port Configuration utility ("configure").
Printer alias names can be assigned to existing printers by using "ved" to
edit the "/etc/printers" file.

Legal names for BASIC printers are LP and P0 through PH.  Legal names for
BASIC slave printers are L0 through LH. P0000WARNING:  This save set was not generated from this system.  When the files
          are restored, the file owners might not match the original owners.
Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The save set that you chose to restore was not written on the system.  You
can restore any or all of the files.  However, the files will be restored with
the ID numbers of their original owners.  Even if the original owners have 
logon privileges on this system, their ID numbers might not be the same for
the two systems.  It is even possible that there are no operators on this
system with the owner ID numbers of some of the files.  You could have
problems getting access to the files after they are restored.

Type <RETURN> to proceed with the restore.
Type <CTL-IV> to abort the utility without restoring any files. P0000                        Cannot create temporary file.

The utility cannot create a temporary file that it needs.  Temporary files are
created in the "/tmp" directory.  The utility cannot continue.

This error is probably caused by the access permission for "/tmp" or because
"/tmp" is missing. P0000          Type the date when the job should be printed (date format):

You can delay the printing of a job until a specific date.  If you want to do
this, type the date in the specified "date format", followed by <RETURN>.

When the system date becomes equal to or greater than the specified date, the
file will be printed (when it reaches the top of the print queue.) P0000          Type the time when the job should be printed (time format):

You can delay the printing of a job until a specific time on the specified
date.  If you want to do this, type the time in the specified "time format",
followed by <RETURN>.

When the system date and time become equal to or greater than the specified
date and time, the file will be printed (when it reaches the top of the print
queue.) P0000               Only the system administrator can repair a file.

Only an operator with system administrator privileges is allowed to repair a
file.  A non-admin operator cannot repair a file even if he owns it. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the sub-directories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the sub-directories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

This utility can process only unencrypted BASIC program files. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>.  This utility can
                         process only encrypted and unencrypted BASIC program
                         files. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
 * yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
   no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
 * yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
   no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
 * yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
   no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P0000                        Type number of item to change

This menu allows you to modify the "environment" parameters that control the
file selection process.  Type the number of the parameter that you want to 
change, then type <RETURN>.  When all the parameters are correct, type 
<RETURN> alone.

These are the environment parameters:

1. Working directory     If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new working directory path.

2. Starting date         If you select this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new starting date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)
3. Ending date           If you choose this option, the utility will ask you
                         to enter the new ending date for the date modified
                         range.  (The date modified range is explained below.)

Date modified range      The date modified of each file will be checked.  If
                         it is not between the starting and ending dates, the
                         name is not added to the list of selected files.

4. SUB-DIRECTORIES       The "*" marks the current selection.  Type the 
   yes                   parameter number, "4",  followed by <RETURN> to
 * no                    change the selection.

                         If the subdirectories option is "yes", when you
                         enter a directory name, the utility will expand the
                         directory name by adding its contents to the list of
                         selected files.  It will add the names of all files
                         and directories in the specified directory and its
                         sub-directories to the list of selected files.
                         If the subdirectories option is "no", a directory
                         path name is added to the list of selected files
                         just like a file path name.  The contents of the 
                         directory are not added to the list.

FILE TYPES               The menu lists the file types which can legally be
                         used in the list of selected files.  The *'s mark the
                         file types that are currently allowed to be added to
                         the list.  You can change a parameter by typing its
                         number followed by <RETURN>. P           Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Restore from Magnetic Tape" utility allows you to copy files from one or
more magnetic tapes to the disk filesystem.  You can restore files from any
tape that was written by the "Save to Magnetic Tape" utility ("tsave") or
from any file-by-file save tape written by the "tsave" command.

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the working parameters for the
utility.  The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the
parameter number to change the choice.  When all the parameters are correct,
type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.

TAPE DEVICE	  This parameter specifies the device type that the utility
		  will use to write on.

		  1/4 inch cartridge: MCS tape cartridge streamer device.

		  1/2 inch reel-to-reel: The 1/2 inch magnetic tape drive.
FILE SELECTION    This parameter specifies what files the utility will
                  restore.  You can restore files from only one save set.

                  all files:  The utility will restore all files from the
                  save set.

                  selected files:  The utility will allow you to specify the
                  files to be restored from the save set.

DUPLICATES        This parameter tells the utility what to do if a file to
                  be restore already exists on the filesystem.

                  replace:  The file to be restored should replace the 
                  existing file.

                  skip:  The existing file should not be replaced.  The file
                  from the tape will not be written to the filesystem.
                  ask user:  Each time a duplicate file is found, the utility
                  will ask the user whether to replace or skip.

ERROR HANDLING    This parameter specifies how the utility will handle errors
                  that occur during the restore.

                  log errors and continue:  The utility will record all errors
                  in a log file which is created in the working directory.
		  Upon completion of the program this information is 
		  transferred to the report device / file.  Unless the error 
		  is fatal, the utility continues without informing you after
		  the error is recorded.  This option allows you to perform 
		  an unattended backup.

                  log errors and ask user:  The utility will record all errors
                  in a log file (see above paragraph).  After it records the
                  error, the utility will display the error message along
                  with a prompt that asks you what action to take.
                  no error log:  The utility will display the error messages
                  on the screen with a prompt that asks you what action to
                  take.  The errors are not recorded in a log file.

VERIFY            This parameter specifies whether the utility should, after
                  the restore is done, re-read the files from the tape
                  and compare them with the files that were restored.  The
                  verification is done at the end of each tape and/or
                  after all files have been restored.

                  no:  Do not verify the restored files.  This option should
                  be used if there is a possibility that the files might be
                  changed between the time they are restored and the time they
                  are verified.

                  yes:  Verify the restored files.  It requires more than
                  twice as much time to restore when verification is done.
REPORT DEVICE     This parameter specifies the output device for the report of
                  the files that were restored.

                  terminal:  The report will be displayed on your screen.

                  printer:  The report will be printed on the printer of your
                  choice.

                  file:  The report will be written in the file whose name you
                  specify.

                  no report:  No report will be produced.
 P0000        WARNING:  Labeling the tape will destroy the current data.
        Type number of item to change, <RETURN> to label tape:

The tape's current label is displayed above the prompt.  You can change 
the fields for the tape set name, tape ID, tape serial number, tape volume 
number, and tape format.  The first four of these fields are provided for 
your documentation.  You can enter any values that you want.  The tape volume
number should usually be set to "1".  The tape format should usually be set 
to "backup".

The utility will automatically set the fields for the originating system ("BOS
S/IX), date last labeled (today's date), and time last labeled (the current
time).  The date first labeled won't be changed unless the tape is unlabeled.

The tape will be erased before the label is written.  All current data on the
tape will be lost.  If you don't want to lose the data, type <CTL-II> to 
return to the previous prompts or <CTL-IV> to abort the utility. P0000                  End of report.  Type <RETURN> to continue:

The utility has finished the report to the printer or file.  When you type
<RETURN>, the edit function menu will be repeated. P0000                       Type file name, <RETURN> to end:

Type the name of the file that you want to analyze or repair, followed by
<RETURN>.  The file type can be indexed, serial, BASIC program (unencrypted),
direct, sort, or string. P0000			No data on tape.

The tape tape being read has a label on it but no data. P0000		The list is full.  You cannot add another item.

The maximum number of items are already in the list,  the program cannot accept
another item.  You must delete one or more items before you can add any. P0000		 Abnormal return from library subroutine.

The return from one of the library subroutines indicated that it could not
perform a requested task.  Usually this is because requested data could not
be read from one of the system files either because of a corrupted disk or 
that data had been inadvertently deleted from the file. P0000		** file/directory path name too long **	

You have entered, or the utility has encountered, a file or directory path 
name which is too long.  The maximum length of a path name is 128 characters. P0000			Cannot find save set "name"

The named save set could not be found on the cartridge. P0000               Printer "printer" is not waiting for a form change. 

The printer you specified is not waiting for a form change.  P0000                   The printer has not been started.

The printer you specified has not been started.  Or the system should be in 
multi user mode. P0000      A bad entry in "/etc/printdef" printer default parameter file.

The printer default parameter file, "/etc/printdef", is corrupted or missing.
The utility cannot read some of the printer default parameter information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  
It will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P0000      A bad entry in "/etc/termdef" terminal default parameter file.

The terminal default parameter file, "/etc/termdef", is corrupted or missing.
The utility cannot read some of the terminal default parameter information.  

You should restore a good version of the file from your system backups.  
It will remove the bad records or rebuild the file if it is missing.   P0000          These are the options for the parallel interface type:
               1.  Centronics
               2.  Data Products
          Type number of selection, <RETURN> for no change

The menu lists the options for the parallel interface type.  Your selection 
should depend on the type of parallel interface defined for your printer.

Type the number of the desired option and press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current interface type. P0000          Cannot perform verify without generating a report.
          <RETURN> to continue, <CTL-IV> to abort, <HELP> for help:

In the multiple choice menu you set VERIFY = "yes" and REPORT DEVICE = "no
report".  If you do this, you will never see the results of the verification,
so the utility won't it. P0000     Type number to change selection, <RETURN> when all are correct

The "Error log" utility either displays the error log or initializes the
error log.

The "*" marks the current choice for each parameter.  Type the parameter
number to change the choice.  The report device parameter will not be used
if the initialize function is to be executed.  When all the parameters are
correct, type <RETURN>.  The utility will proceed.


FUNCTION           This parameter specifies the function that will be on 
                   the error log file.
         
                   display error log: This will display both the active
                   error log and the history log.

                   initialize error log: This will initialize the history
                   error log.

REPORT DEVICE      This parameter specifies the output device for the 
                   report of displaying the error log.
      
                   terminal: The report will be displayed on the screen.

                   printer: the report will be printed on the printer of
                   your choice.

                   file: The report will be written in the file whose name 
                   you specify.
  P0000            Type <RETURN> to proceed 

    The terminal screen displays the error log. Type <RETURN> to view the
next page of the report.  Each screen contains "Error Log" utility header.

    The error log displays both the active error log and the history log. P0000        Type <RETURN> to continue, CTL_IV to end

    The screen displays a warning message.  If <RETURN> is typed, then the
warning message is ignored, and the utility proceeds with the initialization
of the error log.  If CTL_IV is typed, then the utility ends at that point,
and control returns to the previous menu.
     P0000Error log initialized, Type <RETURN> to continue : 

  The Error log is initialized. Type <RETURN> to end the error log utility,
and control will pass to the previous menu. P0000Display complete, Type <RETURN> to continue : 

Done with display of the error log.  Type <RETURN> to end the Error log 
utility, and control will pass to the previous menu. P0000  Type <RETURN> to continue : 

	Only system administrator can execute this portion of utility. Type 
<RETURN> to abort this utility, and control will pass to the previous utility
menu. P0000The "Label Magnetic Tape" utility ("tlabel") initialized a magnetic tape by
erasing any previous data and writing a new tape label.

This multiple choice menu allows you to specify the tape device used.  Type 
the number of the choice.

TAPE DEVICE	1 -   1/4 inch cartridge: MCS tape cartridge streamer device.

		2 -   1/2 inch reel-to-reel: The 1/2 inch magnetic tape drive.
 P0000WARNING: System console has been moved.  Please update the parameters for
	 the system console.


The system console has been moved or the entry for the system console is 
missing in the /etc/ports file.  The "configure" utility will set some default
parameters for the system console, such as terminal type (the default is 
"edt"), start process, translation table names and comment.  Please check 
these parameters and update them appropriately by using the "modify port 
attributes" option in the main function menu.
 P0000			Cannot read save set

The save set on the tape is either in wrong format or cannot be read without
errors.  Use another tape or try the command option "-raw" to bypass the
save set.
 P0000		Cannot read save set header

The save set header either has a bad format or cannot be read without errors.
Try another tape or the command option "-raw".
 P0000		Cannot write save set header

The program cannot write the save set header and cannot continue.  Try another
tape.
 P0000			File "filename" not found.

The program cannot find the file "filename".  If continue is an option then
the program may continue by proceeding to the next file to process.  If 
continue is not an option then the program cannot continue without this file.
 P0000		Tape is not labeled or the label is bad

An error occurred while trying to read the tape label.   If continue is an
option then the program can continue and ignore the current tape label.  If
continue is not an option then the program cannot continue with a bad tape
label. P0000			Tape is part of the current tape set

This tape is a previous volume of the current tape set.  Continue by 
loading the proper tape.
 P0000			Not a continuation file

The file header read is not that one of a continuation file.  The program is
expecting the continuation of a file partially processed on the previous
volume.
  P0000			Not a continuation filesystem

The file header read is not that one of a continuation filesystem.  The 
program is expecting the continuation of a partially processed filesystem
on a previous volume.
 P0000			Wrong volumn number

The volume number on this tape label is not an increment of the volumn number
on the previous tape.
 P0000	WARNING: This tape was not written on a BOSS/IX system

This tape was not written on a BOSS/IX system and cannot be processed by this
program.
 P0000			Save set not continued

This is save set is not a continuation of a previous save set.  The program is
expecting a save set to continue the processing of a previously partially
processed save set.
 P0000			Cannot file filesystem

The filesystem for a continuation of the previous volume cannot be found.
 P0000			SIMULATED ERROR

The Intercept function is being executed on this program.  A requested error
return has been generated.  The standard error (-1165) has been returned to
simulate an abnormal return from the called library routine.
 P0000		Reverse the high bits? (yes/no):

If the high bit option is "yes", then the high bits in the file to print will 
be reversed before it is printed.

If you want high bits to be reversed, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you don't want high bits to be reversed, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>. P0000		Type PDF name, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the new PDF name.  IF the PDF name is not defined, the utility will
display the appropriate error message.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will not change the current PDF name. P0000	Type translation table name, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the new translation table name.  If the translation table name is not 
defined, then the utility will display the appropriate error message.

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will not change the current table 
name. P0000	Type number of initial formfeeds (0-9), <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of formfeeds and then press <RETURN>.  You can specify any number
of formfeeds from 0 to 9.

Type <RETURN> alone to retain the current number of formfeeds. P0000			Invalid PDF name

The specified PDF name does not exist.  Call your Basic Four vendor for help. P0000			Invalid translation table name

The specified translation table name is not defined or it is not defined for 
use on this printer. P0000		Unable to set access modes of "%s" file.

An error has occured when tried to restore the access modes of destination 
file same as the source file.  Please see your System Administrator. P0000		Error in calculating statement size for REMARK.

The statement size for printing the REMARK is incorrect.  Check the given
file again, it is possible that this file may be corrupted. P0000		bad parameter entry in the parameter file.

This error can occur for one of the following reason:

1. Number of the parameter fields exceeds the maximum number of parameter 
   fields the given parameter can have.

2. A parameter field is missing.

3. The parameter field is too large. P0000		"%s" is a bad startup mode.

The startup mode can be either "single" or "multi".  Any other mode is a bad 
startup mode. P0000		"%s" is an invalid boot mode.

The boot mode can be either "secure" or "nonsecure".  Any other mode is an
invalid boot mode. P0000		"%s" is a bad option for the system dump on crash.

The system dump can be "enabled" or "disabled" on crash.  Any other option
is a bad option for the system dump on crash. P0000	"%s" is a bad selection for override root left mounted error.

Override root left mounted error can be "enabled" or "disabled".  Any other
selection is a bad seletion for override root left mounted error. P0000		"%s" is too large for a system name.

A system name is any character string <= 32 characters.  Please make sure
that system name you specify is less than or equal to 32 characters. P0000		Cannot save the configuration file.

An error has occured when tried to save the changes made in the configuration
file.  Please check your changes again. P0000		"%s" is a bad unit number for a boot device.

The unit number can be 0 or 1 for the boot device.  Any other number indicates
bad unit number for a boot device.  P0000		1. Define initial system configuration
		2. Update system configuration
		3. Modify OS parameters

		Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:

This  menu lists 3 options to view and/or  modify the vconf configuration
file "conf" in the /etc directory on the boot partition.  It is important to
note that this utility is an interface to the functionality of the vconf 
command only.  It does not provide any of the functionality found in the 
utility "configure" (i.e., no modifications are made to the files ports, 
terminals, printers, plotters, and defaults in the /etc directory on the root
partition; and no device files are made in the /dev directory on the root 
partition).  Logical/physical port assosciations must be made through the
configure utility.  

If you type <RETURN> alone, the utility will end.



1. Define initial system configuration:

	This option defines a default minimum system configuration.
Information regarding the default minimum system configuration is acquired
from numerous sources.  Some of the values are internally defined within the 
utility.  All other default values are derived from the sconf.param, terminals
and ports files in the /etc directory on the root partition.  The utility then
allows the user to modify any system configuration parameter displayed.
System configuration parameters have a special attribute not found in OS 
parameters.  Any modification to a system configuration parameter makes
appropriate updates to all relevant OS parameters.  Finally, "OS parameters" 
(each of which coincides with a particular vconf parameter) are displayed for
inspection and/or modification.




2. update system configuration:

	This option displays the present system configuration.  Information
regarding the current system configuration is acquired from the /etc/conf 
file on the boot partition, and the sconf.param, terminals and ports files
in the /etc directory on the root partition.  The utility then allows the 
user to inspect and modify these system configuration values.  System 
configuration parameters have a special attribute not found in OS parameters.
Any modification to a system configuration parameter makes appropriate updates
to all relevant OS parameters.  Finally, "OS parameters" (each of which 
coincides with a particular vconf parameter) are displayed for inspection 
and/or modification.




3. Modify OS parameters:

	This option displays the OS parameters of the configuration file.
Each OS parameter is assosciated with a particular vconf parameter, which is
displayed in parenthesis after the OS parameter.  The amount of memory 
required by the current proposed set of OS parameters is displayed as a
percentage of the systems total memory available.  The actual number of bytes
required is presented immeadiately afterwards.  It is important to note that 
the operating system memory requirements displayed are those required by the 
OS (vconf) parameters only.  THE MEMORY CALCULATIONS IN THIS PROGRAM DO NOT 
ACCOUNT FOR OTHER ASPECTS OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM (i.e. the percentage of 
memory displayed does NOT indicate the total memory resources required by the 
operating system).  The user can change any OS parameter and save that change 
in the configuration file on the boot partition.  This 'modify' option is 
automatically invoked from options 1 and 2 after the user exits the system 
configuration parameters menu. P0000	Type number of item to change, <RETURN> when all are correct:

The screen displays the current system configuration parameters.  System
configuration parameters are special in that any modification to them makes
appropriate updates to all relevant OS (vconf) parameters.  Type the number 
of the item to change, then press <RETURN>.  The utility will prompt 
you to enter the new value for that parameter.

When the parameters are correct, press <RETURN> alone to invoke the OS
parameters menu.

<CTL-II> will return to the main utility option menu.

<CTL-IV> to abort the utility.

 P0000	Type number of terminals, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of terminals you want to configure.  The minimum number of 
terminals allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number of terminals.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000	Type number of printers, <RETURN> for no chnage:

Type number of printers you want to configure.  The minimum number of 
printers allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number in the printers.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000	Type number of ghosts, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of ghosts you want to configure.  The minimum number of ghosts 
allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number of the ghosts.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000	Type number of MAGNET tasks, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of MAGNET tasks you want to configure.  The minimum number of 
MAGNET tasks allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number of MAGNET tasks.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000			bad magic number.

The configuration file has a bad magic number.  Please see your system 
administrator. P0000		Type the system name, <RETURN> for no change: 

Type any character string < 32 characters for the valid system name. P0000To correct this error, use frepair utility with repair option. P0000Type number of item to change or <RETURN> for next page, <CTL_II> for 
previous menu, <CTL_III> to save the parameters, <CTL_IV> to abort:

The screen displays some of the OS parameters.  The amount of memory required
by the current proposed set of OS parameters is displayed as a percentage of
the systems total memory available.  The actual number of bytes required is
presented immeadiately afterwards.  It is important to note that the operating
system memory requirements displayed are those required by the OS (vconf) 
parameters only.  THE MEMORY CALCULATIONS IN THIS PROGRAM DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR 
OTHER ASPECTS OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM (i.e. the percentage of memory displayed
does NOT indicate the total memory resources required by the operating 
system).  The user can modify any OS parameter by typing the number displayed
beside that parameter.  The amount of memory required will be recalculated 
whenever an OS parameter which affects memory is modified.




Type <RETURN> to view the parameters on the next page.

<CTL_II> will return to the system configuration menu if OS menu was invoked
from option 1, otherwise main utility menu will be displayed.

<CTL_III> will save the paramters in the /etc/conf file on the boot partition.

<CTL_IV> will abort the utility. P0000		Type number of buffers, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of system buffers you wish to configure, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of buffers.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000		Type number of processes, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of processes you wish to configure, and then press 
<RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of processes.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000		Type number of printers, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of printers you wish to configure, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of printers.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000		Type number of file locks, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of file locks you wish to configure, and then press 
<RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of file locks.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt.

 P0000	Type number of shared text segments, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of maximum shared text segments you wish to configure,  and then 
press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of text segments.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type tty input buffer size, <RETURN> for no change:

Type terminal input buffer size, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current tty input buffer size.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type tty type-ahead buffer size, <RETURN> for no change:

Type terminal type-ahead buffer size, and the press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current tty type-ahead buffer size.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of mountable filesystems, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of mounted filesystems, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of mounted filesystems.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of logical units, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of logical units, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of logical units.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000Type number of item to change or <RETURN> for next page, <CTL_II> for 
previous menu, <CTL_III> to save the parameters, <CTL_IV> to abort:

The screen displays some of the OS parameters.  The amount of memory required
by the current proposed set of OS parameters is displayed as a percentage of
the systems total memory available. The actual number of bytes required is
presented immeadiately afterwards.  It is important to note that the operating
system memory requirements displayed are those required by the OS (vconf) 
parameters only.  THE MEMORY CALCULATIONS IN THIS PROGRAM DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR 
OTHER ASPECTS OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM (i.e. the percentage of memory displayed
does NOT indicate the total memory resources required by the operating 
system).  The user can modify any OS parameter by typing the number displayed 
beside that parameter.  The amount of memory required will be recalculated 
whenever an OS parameter which affects memory is modified.




Type <RETURN> to view the parameters on the next page.

<CTL_II> will display the OS parameters on the previous page.

<CTL_III> will save the paramters in the /etc/conf file on the boot partition.

<CTL_IV> will abort the utility. P0000		Type number of file descriptors, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of file descriptors, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of file descriptors.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of eventcalls, <RETURN> for no change:

Type maximum number of eventcalls, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of eventcalls.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of directory cache entries, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of directory cache entries, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of directory cache entries.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of dynamic LAN sockets, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of dynamic LAN sockets, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of dynamic LAN sockets.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of LAN buffers, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of LAN buffers, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of LAN buffers.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of well known sockets, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of well known sockets, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current number of well known sockets.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type ERASE character (key), <RETURN> for no change:

Type ERASE character (key) i.e. any key on the keyboard except 'backspce',
and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current ERASE character (key).

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type Linekill character (key), <RETURN> for no change:

Type Linekill character (key) i.e. any key on the keyboard except 'backspce',
and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep current Linekill character (key).

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of item to change or <CTL_II> for previous menu, 
	<RETURN> or <CTL_III> to save the parameters, <CTL_IV> to abort:

The screen displays some of the OS parameters.  The amount of memory required
by the current proposed set of OS parameters is displayed as a percentage of
the systems total memory available.  The actual number of bytes required is
presented immeadiately afterwards.  It is important to note that the operating
system memory requirements displayed are those required by the OS (vconf) 
parameters only.  THE MEMORY CALCULATIONS IN THIS PROGRAM DO NOT ACCOUNT FOR 
OTHER ASPECTS OF THE OPERATING SYSTEM (i.e. the percentage of memory displayed
does NOT indicate the total memory resources required by the operating 
system).  The user can modify any OS parameter by typing the number displayed
beside that parameter.  The amount of memory required will be recalculated 
whenever an OS parameter which affects memory is modified.




<CTL_II> will display the OS parameters on the previous page.

Type <RETURN> or <CTL_III> to save the parameters in the /etc/conf file on 
the boot partition.

<CTL_IV> will abort the utility. P0000	Type number of FTF tasks, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of FTF tasks you want to configure.  The minimum number of FTF 
tasks allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number of FTF tasks.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000	Type number of 3270 terminals, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of 3270 terminals you want to configure.  The minimum number of 
3270 terminals allowed is 0.

Type <RETURN> alone for no change in the number of 3270 terminals.

<CTL-II> will return to the previous system configuration menu prompt. P0000NOTICE: The OS parameter changes will not occur until system is rebooted.
Type <RETURN> to proceed:

The operating system parameters will be saved in the vconf configuration file
"conf" in the /etc directory on the boot partition.  The operating system 
program "start" (/etc/start on the root partition) reads these changes from 
the conf file, and makes them effective.  Since the start program is invoked 
as a part of the re-boot process, any changes made to the conf file are 
ineffective until the system is rebooted.  So, the system must be shutdown 
and re-booted in order to make the changes effective.  You must perform a 
full shutdown (though you do not need to power off the system) in order to 
make any changes to the conf file effective. P0000		Type number of ghosts, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of ghosts you wish to configure, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETURN> alone to keep the current number of ghosts.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000                Reverse the high bit? (yes/no):

This option allows you to turn the high bit on or off.

If you want to reverse the high bit, type "y" or "yes" and press <RETURN>.

If you do not want to reverse the high bit, type "n" or "no" and press 
<RETURN>. P0000                Type PDF name, <RETURN> for no change

Type the name of the Printer Definition File to use.

Type the name and press <RETURN>. P0000                Type translation table name, <RETURN> for no change:

Type the name of the translation table to use.

Type the name and press <RETURN>. P0000         Type number of initial formfeeds (0-9), <RETURN> for no change:

Type the number of formfeeds you want at the job start, then press <RETURN>. 
You can specify any number of formfeeds from 0 to 9.  

Type <RETURN> alone to retain the current number of copies.
 P0000
	WARNING: N invalid entries in 'filename' configuration file

The configuration file has N number of invalid entries.  This could result 
from the missing or removed 8-ways (or 4-ways).  Or the entries  might be
corrupted.

If you proceed and save the configuration at the end of the session, the 
invalid entries will be removed from the configuration file .
   P00001.  Business Applications Packages
2.  General Purpose Packages

Type number of selection, <RETURN> to end:


The initial menu selections of the System Configuration Utility are
provided in order to allow precise OS tailoring for peak performance.


1.  Business Applications Packages:

	This option causes the utility to generate OS parameters (vconf
numbers) which will allow optimum performance on BOSS/IX systems running
various ASG-type, business applications.  This selection will cause OS
parameters to be generated which will cater to the specialized needs of
business applications.


2.  General Purpose Packages:

	This option causes the utility to generate standard OS parameters 
for general purpose usage. P                              Type file size (1-128 blocks)

Type the size for the BASIC program file you are creating, then press
<RETURN>.  The number must be within the specified range.

The file size defines the size of the largest program that can be stored in
the file.  One block can hold 512 bytes (characters). dynamic LAN sockets.

<CTL_II> will return to the modify OS parameters menu prompt. P0000	Type number of LAN buffers, <RETURN> for no change:

Type number of LAN buffers, and then press <RETURN>.

Type <RETUR