COMPLINK - This procedure will compile and link all programs in this
         directory.

devmon - This is a useful utility to look at IO device activity. It will 
         report the IO activty on the specified IO devices. Since VMS
         verison 4 came out it is not quite as useful (MONTIOR DISK came
         out with V4) but it is still useful for non disk devices. To use
         compile and link it. Then issue a run command. It will accept a
         list of IO devices to be monitored either interactively or from
         a disk file. 

GANGDCL - Those of you familiar with DG computers will appreciate this 
         utility. It will perform a DCL type operation on a list of files
         instead of just one file. To use compile and link. Then create a
         file containing a list of the files the intended operation is to
         be performed against one file per line. Issue a SET COMMAND
         GANGDCL and a GANGDCL command. You will first be asked the file
         containing the list of file names and then the DCL command. Within
         the DCL comamnd a "#" symbol should be placed where the file names
         will be inserted. The operations will then be performed. For example: 

            GANGDCL "FILE.NAM" "EDIT #"
                
                or

            GANGDCL "FILE.NAM" "COPY # [ANOTHER.DIRECTORY]"


LEAVE and
LEAVEEXE    - This is yet another reminder utility.  The LEAVE program will 
         spawn the LEAVEEXE program. The LEAVEEXE program will then hibernate
         until the wakeup time and deliver a message to the terminal before
         aborting itself. Issue a RUN LEAVE command to start or define LEAVE
         as a foreign command with a line such a "LEAVE :== $BINDIR:LEAVE" in
         your login proceudre. LEAVE will ask you both the time and the
         message when it is activated. LEAVE is currently set up to spawn
         LEAVEXE from a directory with the logical name BINDIR:.  Either the
         logical name should be defined or LEAVE should be modified to spawn
         LEAVEEXE from another directory by editing the source and then
         compiling and linking it.