
 The general form of the User File Directory command is:

	UFD ddn:[volume-label][group,member][/keywords]

 where	ddn	       - The two letter device name and octal unit
			 number of the mounted volume on which the
			 UFD is to be created.
	volume-label   - If specified, the label is compared with the
			 label on the volume.  If the names match, a
			 UFD can be allocated.  If they do not match,
			 the command is rejected.
	[group,member] - The owner UIC for the UFD of the same name.
			 The square brackets are part of the required
			 syntax.
	/keywords      - /ALLOC=m and /PRO=[system,owner,group,world]

 A volume must have been initialized and mounted before a UFD can be
 created on it.  On a multiuser protection system, a nonprivileged
 user can create a UFD only on a volume he has allocated.

 Type HELP UFD ALLOC and HELP UFD PRO for more information.
2 ALLOC

 /ALLOC=n allocates space for n (decimal) directory entries.
	  N is rounded up to the next multiple of 32 (decimal).
	  The default is 32 (decimal).
2 PRO

 PRO=[s,o,g,w]	establishes access rights to the directory for
		"system," "owner," "group," and "world" UICs by
		defining their access codes.  An access code
		consists of from zero to four of the following:

			R - Read, allow directory lookups
			W - Write, allow entries to be removed
			    from the directory
			E - Extend, allow entries to be entered
			    in the directory
			D - Delete, allow the directory itself
			    to be deleted

		The absense of an access code letter means that
		the UIC class is denied the access right.
		The default is [RWED,RWED,RWED,R].  The square
		brackets are a required part of the syntax.
