.QA SD
.s
This command is a convenient way to switch from one subdirectory to another.
.;It keeps a stack of the 8 most recent directory changes.
.s.nf.tab stops 14,25,35,45
^&Command\&	^&Result\&
.s.lm+15
.i-15;SD	List the current directory.
.br;Same as SHOW DEFAULT
.i-15;SD _*	List subdirectories under this one
.i-15;SD ?	Provide help on SD
.i-15;SD _^_^	Go to top level of current directory
.br;You are now in your root directory.
.i-15;SD _^	Go up one subdirectory level
.br;This takes your from [USER.TWO.THREE] to [USER.TWO]
.i-15;SD >TWO	Go to .TWO of this subdirectory level
.br;This takes you from [USER.ONE] to [USER.TWO]
.i-15;SD <	Restore most recent previous directory
.;.i-15;SD <n	Restore previous directory n
.;i-15;SD <<	List previous directory "stack"
.i-15;SD .	Restore default directory
.i-15;SD .TWO	Set default from [CURRENT] to [CURRENT.TWO]
.i-15;SD ONE.TWO	Set default to [ONE.TWO]
.i-15;SD ;	Go to Disk root directory
.s.lm
Directory names do not need square brakets "[]" around them.
If a colon ":" appears at the end of a name
it is assumed to be a logical name, rather than a directory name.
.QB Example
.br
For EXAMPLE:
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.br;You type: ^*SD USER.BLUE.GREEN\*
.i10;or....
.br;You type: ^*SD [USER.BLUE.GREEN]\*
.i5;you are in directory [USER.BLUE.GREEN]
.br;You type: ^*SD _^_^\*
.i5;then you are in directory [USER]
.br
You type: ^*SD .BLUE\*
.i5;You are now in [USER.BLUE]
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You then type: ^*SD >RED\*
.i5;Your are now in [USER.RED]
You then type: ^*SD .YELLOW\*
.i5;You are then in [USER.RED.YELLOW]
.br
You type: ^*SD <\*
.i5;You are back in [USER.RED]
.br
You type: ^*SD <\*
.i5;You are back in [USER.BLUE]
.br;You type: ^*SD .PURPLE\*
.i5;You are in [USER.BLUE.PURPLE]
.br;You type: ^*SD _^\*
.i5;You are in [USER.BLUE]
.br;You type: ^*SD _^\*
.i5;You are in [USER]
.br;You type SD ^*SYS$USERLIB:\*
.i5;You are in the user library directory.
.f
.qa SPY
This command shows you what other users are running.  After SPY is activated
it will ask you for the process name.  
.list 0
.le;Pressing "Retn" will list all processes.
.le;The name of the process will list just the process you desire.
.le;If only the first characters are typed, then all processes beginning
with those characters will be listed.
.le;SPY will update the listing every 2 seconds.
.le;To list a different process type "cntrl"C
.le;To exit type another "cntrl"C
.els
.qa WIPEOUT
.i5;^*WIPEOUT [directory]\*
.p
This command deletes all files in this directory and its subdirectories.
Then it deletes all of the subdirectories, and finally the directory.
The square brakets "[]" around the directory specification may be omitted.
.s.br;For example:
.i5;WIPEOUT [OWNER]
.i10;or....
.i5;WIPEOUT OWNER
.br;Will delete the directory OWNER and its contents.
.i5;WIPEOUT [OWNER.SUBS1]
.i10;or....
.i5;WIPEOUT OWNER.SUBS1
.br;Will delete the subdirectory SUBS1 and its contents.
.i5;WIPEOUT [.SUBS1]
.i10;or....
.i5;WIPEOUT .SUBS1
.br;Will delete the subdirectory SUBS1 and its contents.
SUBS1 is a subdirectory of your current default.
.i5;WIPEOUT DRA0:[DIR]
.i10;or...
.i5;WIPEOUT DRA0:DIR
.br;Will delete the directory DIR on device DRA0: