The following are submissions from the

				Dallas/Ft.Worth LUG

	[DFWLUG.ATTTECH]

		A new version of a previously submitted Personal Reminder
		program. Works very well and has many options which make
		it desirable.

	[DFWLUG.INTECOM]

		In the [.EZM] directory, a submission containing a suite of 
		command and help files to allow the novice user/manager to 
		use the Monitor utility easily and quickly.

		In the [.MGR] directory, a set of command files which:
			a) create new accounts (newuser.com)
			b) list user accounts by name or uic (listacnt.com)
			c) list disk use by username (use1.com -> use5.com)

	[DFWLUG.MOSTEK]

		A program which will allow a user on a VAX front-ended by
		a Micom port selector, to control the Micom from his terminal
		at his desk.

	[DFWLUG.SOHIO]

		In the [.SYSMGR] directory, a collection of command files 
		usefull for the system manager.

		In the [.UTILITY] directory, a collection of routines which
		are usefull to the system manager or training personell.

	[DFWLUG.TECHDEVEL]

		In the [.IMAGE] directory, a command file which will manage
		the VAX accounting file in such a manner that you can run
		it with image accounting turned on, but not suffer the 
		excessive cost in disk usage. This allows you to keep 'n'
		number of days of image data and a months worth of 'non-image'
		data.

		In the [.SAFARI] directory, a re-submission of a command file
		which will all you to 'search' for the existance of a known
		file(s) somewhere else on the system and locate them even if
		they have been renamed.

		In the [.SNAPSHOT] directory, a re-sumbission of a collection
		of command files used to automaticly monitor your system and
		notify a selected person when something out of the ordinary
		is discovered. Very usefull in helping to plug security leaks.

		In the [.V4COM] directory, a re-submission of a command file
		which will notify you of what version V3.x command files should
		be 're-protected' when you upgrade to V4.0. 


	[DFWLUG.UTC]

		In the [.FTP] directory, a collection of routines which 
		describe file transfer system in use between a VAX 780 and 
		an IBM PC.  This file transfer  system  is  compatible with 
		the CP/M MODEM7 file transfer protocols, and was developed in
    		C using the public domain CMODEM program as the basis for the 
		file transfer portion.  

		In the [.OWN] directory, a rewrite of the OWN verb submitted 
		in the spring '84 SIG tape. 

			The program has three parts.

			(1) Parsing and expanding the file specification
			entered by the user to include the translated
			device, default directory + subdirectories if
			needed. 
			(2) Extracting the lowest parent directory from
			the expanded string to obtain the correct UIC
			for changing the files requested by the user.
			This is explained in detail in the
			documentation.
			(3) Changing the UIC in the file(s) requested
			by the user.

		In the [.PRINT] directory, an update to the PRINT verb 
		submitted in the spring '84 SIG tape. Some bugs were found 
		and have been fixed. This verb makes remote printing 
		transparent to a user.

		In the [.WHO] directory, definition of the WHO verb which
		will allow a user to find the UIC, default device and default 
		directory for a given username on all nodes.