MAG COMMAND
    -----------


	This is a utility for reading and writing foreign tapes.  Read
	MAG.DOC  to see its capabilities.   It has extensive error re-
	covery procedures built into it.  See  BLDMAG.TXT  for info on
	configuring MAG to your site.



    SD COMMAND
    ----------


	Yes, yet still another Set/Show Directory  command.   This one
	uses  the  VT100  line-drawing  set to draw a tree showing the
	subdirectory structure within the current default,  and allows
	you to use  EDT-like  keypad commands  to manipulate this dis-
	play.  For a quick example, enter:

		$ SET DEFAULT [VAX86A]

		$ @[VAX86A.NSWC]SD *

	This version of SD is mostly implemented via a FORTRAN program
	instead of DCL commands, and runs faster (on our VAX, anyway).

	For further information, see SD.DOC.  See SD.TXT for a list of
	the changes since the last delivery, Spring 1985;  it has been
	significantly enhanced.



    LET COMMAND
    -----------


	LET is a shorthand way of doing DEFINEs or ASSIGNs in the same
	way that SD is a shorthand way of doing SET DEFAULTs.  See the
	LET.HLP file for examples.  Examine BLDLET.COM for information
	on the installation of the command.   Also see SD.DOC for rel-
	ated information.  LET and SD are closely related.  This is an
	update of the Spring 1985 delivery.



    OWN COMMAND
    -----------


	OWN is a utility  which allows  users to become  the owner  of
	files which are in their directories. It does not allow an un-
	privileged user to change the ownership of files unless he/she
	owns the directory in which they reside, and the ownership can
	only be changed to make him/her the owner.  File aliasing (SET
	FILE/ENTER) cannot be used  to circumvent restrictions.   This
	is a resubmission,  updated to  VMS V4 and adding a  /BY_OWNER
	qualifier.  This must be installed with SYSPRV if unprivileged
	users are to use it.



    NSWC1LIB.OLB
    -------------


	Object library used in building the above programs.  This lib-
	rary is built from LIB*.FOR and LIB*.MAR. Some of the routines
	may be useful to you;  they are documented by prologues in the
	sources.



    UIC.COM
    -------


	This is a  command procedure,  for the system managers,  which
	translates between octal and alphanumeric UICs.  Examples:

	    $ @UIC system			$ @UIC [field]
			    [1,4]				[1,10]
	    $ @UIC 1,4				$ @UIC [1,10]
			    [SYSTEM]			       [FIELD]



    SMG.DAT
    -------


	This contains a  fourteen-page  summary of the  VAX/VMS Screen
	Management  (SMG$)  Routines,  condensed from the 222 pages in
	the  VAX/VMS  V4.2 Run-Time Library Routines Reference Manual.
	This to me is easier to use than the manual or HELP.   You can
	print it  and/or have  the file handy to  INCLUDE  in your EDT
	session to  use the editor's  search commands  to quickly find
	things.   To save space,  the  'SMG$'  prefix was dropped from
	routine names.   Page numbers reference the V4.2 RTL Reference
	Manual.  This is an update of the Spring 1985 (4.0) delivery.


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	Submitted by:  Alan L. Zirkle     Naval Surface Weapons Center
					  Code K53
		       Spring 1986	  Dahlgren, Virginia  22448