% VAX-11 Librarian V04-00`FܡB@ܡB  5 SEND@ܡB1 SENDC Then SEND command will allow a user to send a one line message toG another user that is logged onto the system. Messages are sent to theD users terminal regardless of the terminal type or characteristics,! unlike the VMS PHONE utilitiy. ) $ SEND {/qualifiers} "message"D This facility is also useful to users who wish to receive messages from their batch jobs. > If you do not want to receive SEND message, enter one of the following comm ands:" $ SET BROADCAST=NOUSER1 - or - $ SET NOBROADCAST 2 QualifiersG The /LOG and /BELL qualifiers are completely optional, but one or theE other of the /TERMINAL and /USER qualifiers is required. SpecifyingE neither or both the /TERMINAL and /USER qualifiers will result in a DCL syntax error. /USERD The USER qualifier allows the sender to specify a particular user.F The /USER and /TERMINAL qualifiers cannot be used together. A single  user name is required. $ $ SEND /USER=LINDA "Hi there Linda" /TERMINALB The TERMINAL qualifier allows the sender to specify a particular> terminal. The /TERMINAL and /USER qualifiers cannot be used7 together. A single terminal device name is required. 3 $ SEND /TERM=TTA2: "Where are we going for lunch?"* $ SEND /TERM=OPA0: "Thanks for the help."/LOGA The /LOG qualifier will inform sender of the status of the SEND> message. If a user has set their terminal to NOBROADCAST orF BROADCAST=NOUSER1, or is in an XOFF state for longer than 5 seconds,% the message will not be delivered. - $ SEND /USER=LINDA/LOG "What time is lunch?" 1 Successful Deliveries 0 Time outs 0 Deliveries Rejected/BELL; The /BELL will ring the terminal bell when the message is successfully delivered. B $ SEND /USER=LINDA/BELL "We are leaving for lunch in 10 minutes."ww