Supervisor Series Version 5.4b

          April 1993

The Supervisor Series is a program set which allows users at one terminal
to observe or control terminals of other sessions, or to record or play
back terminal sessions. In addition, the HANDIN utility is designed to
allow creation of "secure" copies of terminal sessions where the person
whose session is recorded cannot edit the log. A terminal may be controlled
for several of these functions at once, and essentially all TT class
terminal devices are supported. Notice to a user that he is being monitored
and the ability to control who may or may not be monitored is supported.

The Supervisor Series originally was a commercial product which was submitted
to DECUS after its owner company was sold, and which is being maintained
by Hunter Goatley of Western Kentucky University.

          Operating System and Version: VMS V5.0 or later

          Software Version:             PHOTO V5.4b

                                        SUPERVISOR V5.4b

          Academic Computing and Research Services
          Western Kentucky University
          Bowling Green, Kentucky

          There are four utilities that comprise the Supervisor Series:

          o  SUPERVISOR

          o  PHOTO

          o  HANDIN

          o  PLAYBACK

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   4.3    Product Incompatibilities

          The Supervisor Series utilities are not compatible
          with the following products and may crash the system,
          depending on usage:

          o  Session Support Utility (SSU), a DEC layered product

          o  DEC/Test Manager, a DEC layered product

          o  ACMS, a DEC layered product (when the /NORETURN switch
		is used)

          o  Terminal Fallback Facility (TFF), a component of VMS

          o  Third-party terminal monitoring utilities, such as
             WATCH or those sold by Raxco and Network Dynamics.

          All of the products listed above modify the terminal
          UCB in the same manner as the Supervisor Series, but
          in an incompatible fashion. It is hoped that these
          restrictions will eventually be eliminated. Note that in
	  many cases the Supervisor Series will detect such usage if
	  the other package is started first, and will refuse to start
	  so as to avoid causing a crash.