This submission is composed of two subdirectories.  [.LIST] is 
a redistribution of William Wood's LIST utility, [.RZSZ] is 
Chuck Forsberg's implementation of ZMODEM servers for VMS.

   [.jlp.list] contains a resubmission of the LIST utility
               that was originally in [vax82b.icr.list].

               List is a utility that is more flexible than
               VMS SEARCH.  It can search text is specific
               columns and has a more general search pattern
               than SEARCH.  LIST was written by William P. Wood, Jr.
               while at the Institute for Cancer Research.

               This resubmission contains two small changes
               to the list utility that were needed because
               of changes in VMS since 1982.  The first change
               was necessary to allow long filename extensions
               which are permissible after VMS V4.  The second
               change was made after VMS V4.2 file locking
               behavior changed.

               See [.jlp.list]list.doc for details about the 
               list program.

               An executable version of the file is included,
               for those that do not wish to recompile, or do
               not have a FORTRAN compiler.  I have included
               the original [vax82b.icr...] tree as a compressed
               backup saveset.  This includes source in RATFIV
               and MACRO.  I have also included the two updated
               source modules and instructions on how to rebuild
               from source.

   [.jlp.rzsz] contains an implementation of the ZMODEM protocol
               for VMS from Chuck Forsberg.  This protocol is
               much more efficient than the standard KERMIT
               protocol.  With a 2400 bps modem you can achieve
               220 characters/second throughput.  Compare that
               with 120 characters/second with KERMIT-32 V3.3.111
               with the same 2400 bps modem.  This is especially
               good for sending compressed files (lzw compressed
               or ARC files.

               Perhaps someone will use this to add ZMODEM support
               to the VAXNET program.

               See ZMODEM.DOC for information about the ZMODEM
               protocol.


   Submitted by Jon Pinkley, Dept 913, Building 2
                Westinghouse Electric Corporation
                Oceanic Division, Cleveland Operation
                18901 Euclid Avenue
                Cleveland, OH 44117
                (216)486-8300 x1335