This file contains the read me's for the [.SAUTTER.FOR...] submissions:

	Bill T. Sautter
	Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
	Sunnyvale, CA

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TITLE:		SMG.FOR

VERSION:	V01-000

FACILITY:	Demos

ABSTRACT:	This program is a VMS SMG$ RTL routine demo.  Random strings
		are generated and are written to the defined windows.  The
		program also provides an example of how to enable traps for
		^Y and ^C.	

EXECUTION:	$ FORTRAN SMG
		$ LINK/NOTRACE SMG
		$ RUN SMG

REQUIREMENTS:	None

ENVIRONMENT:	Native and user modes.

DATE:		September 13, 1985


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TITLE:		SD.FOR

VERSION:	V01-000

FACILITY:	System Utilities

ABSTRACT:	This program is yet another SET DEFAULT routine. This
		implementation checks for the existence of the directory
		and only sets the default if the specified directory exists.
		This program will "remember" up to the last 20 previous
		directories.  The following features are provided:

	""			SET DEFAULT <->
	.			SET DEFAULT SYS$LOGIN
	.dirnam			SET DEFAULT <.dirnam> (or abbreviation)
	+nn			Goto the nnth directory in the current
	-nn			Goto the previous DIRECTORY_'nn' directory
	[devnam[:]][<dirnam>]	SET DEFAULT devnam[[:]<dirnam>]
	?			Recall previous directories (up to 20)

		For ".dirnam", the directory name may be abbreviated.  If
		however the specification is ambiguous, an error is returned.

		For "+nn", the program scans for all subdirectories in the
		current directory and sets the default (e.g., if A.DIR and
		B.DIR were subdirectories, and "SD +2" was specified, the
		new default will be [.B]).

EXECUTION:	$ FORTRAN SD,STRLEN,CKSTATUS
		$ MESSAGE SDMSG
		$ LINK/NOTRACE SD,SDMSG,STRLEN,CKSTATUS
		$ SD [parameter]

REQUIREMENTS:	Must be linked with

ENVIRONMENT:	Native and user modes.

DATE:		December 5, 1985


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TITLE:		USE.FOR

VERSION:	V01-000

FACILITY:	System Utilities

ABSTRACT:	This program displays disk quota information for a UIC,
		for a list of device names.

		This implementation is rather kludgy.  Instead of scanning
		the I/O database in kernel mode, the user is required to
		hard-code the list of devices in the program.

EXECUTION:	$ SET COMMAND USE
		$ FORTRAN USE
		$ LINK/NOTRACE USE,GETDSKUSE,LIBCVTUIC,DCLCVTUIC
		$ RUNOFF USE.RNH
		$ LIBRARY/REPLACE/HELP library-name USE
		$ USE [uic]

	Parameters

		uic	A UIC in alpha-numeric or octal format. The default
			is the current UIC.

REQUIREMENTS:	Must be linked with GETDSKUSE, LIBCVTUIC and DCLCVTUIC.

ENVIRONMENT:	Native and User modes.

DATE:		December 14, 1985