     *** MAIL DOCUMENTATION ***

This is the California Regional Office Document or DP mail system.
To get additional help, type:

HELP MAIL DP        for data processing type of mail
HELP MAIL LOCAL     if you are directly wired into the RO PDP-11
HELP MAIL REMOTE    if you need a telephone to call the RO PDP-11
HELP MAIL APPENDIX  to get a list of distritution names for the MAIL.
2 DP

		MAIL -- Inter-User Message Transfer Utility
 
	Users may leave mesages for themselves or other users by means
	of an intra-user MAIL utility, MAIL.  When a user logs on he
	is notified if there is any mail waiting for him to look at.
	Imediately following logon, or any time thereafter, a user
	may request that mail be displayed at the terminal.  The user
	is given the option of having the MAIL.TXT file copied into
	his directory at that time, deleting the MAIL, or doing nothing.
	The present implementation of this utility is very versitile,
	and the user is urged to read the User's Guide to the Mail
	Utility.
	     Further HELP on using the MAIL utility may be requested
	using HELP MAIL DP keyword   where keywords are;
 
		COMMANDS	Command format for MAIL
		DESCRIPTION	General description of Mail Utility
		LETTERS		Sending Mail requiring a reply.
		NAMES		Last names to use in sending MAIL.
		NOTICES		Sending Mail not requiring a reply.
		SEND		Sending mail to another user.
		SYSTEM		Sending mail to SYSTEM.
		RECEIVE		Receiving mail from another user.
 
3	DESCRIPTION
	  MAIL supports inter-user transfer of messages, notices and 
	letters between users on an RSX multiuser system.  MAIL maintains
	 a 'mailbox' for each user, and each letter is inserted into
	the user's mailbox.  Once deposited into the user mailbox, only
	that user has access to it.  The sender can not retrieve the
	letter, nor can any other unprivleged user access the contents of
	the mailbox.
 
	  Each user may open his mailbox and read its contents.  Then he
	may leave it in the mailbox, throw it away, or save it into a
 	"mailbag".
 
3	COMMANDS
	The general command syntax to send mail is:
 
		MAIL [letter] [/NO]  [TO  name]
 
   where the brackets enclose optional portions of the command
   line.  'letter' if specified must be a valid RSX filespec.  If an 
   extension is omitted , .TXT is used.  If no 'letter' is specified, 
   MAIL will read the letter from the terminal until ^Z is typed.  
   The 'letter' may have an optional switch '/NO' to signify that it
   is a notice not requiring a reply.  Letters always require a reply.
   'TO' is required if a 'name is specified. 'name' is the last name
   or list of names( or list of names seperated by commas) to whom
   the mail is to be sent.  It is either a last name (used in logging
   on) or a [UIC].  MAIL will read in names until  ^Z is typed. MAIL
   may be received at any time by typing MAIL ME, and the status of
   the user's mail displayed by typing MAIL ?.
 
 
3	SEND
	MAIL may be sent to another user by either typing
 
		MAIL [filename] TO [username]
 
			MAIL TO username
	     or
			MAIL
 
      If  'username' is omitted, the SYSTEM prompts for the name with
   TO WHO?, at which time the 'username' is entered.  The system will
   inform user if the 'username' does not represent a valid account.
   The system will prompt for additional 'usernames' until a ^Z is
   typed. If the 'username' is accepted, the system prompts with
   LETTER> ,at which time the user may type in up to 120 characters
   followed with a carriage return. Text lines may be entered in this
   manner until done at which time the user enters a Control Z (^Z)
   to signify the end of the MAIL file. Valid  'usernames' are either
   the user's last name or their account number specified as either
   [GGG,MMM], [GGG/MMM], or GGG/MMM. MAIL will continue to prompt for 
   'usernames' until ^Z is typed at which point it will ask if the 
   'user' requests a reply. The correct user name must be known to 
   send mail.  A list of valid last of names may be obtained by typing
 
			HELP MAIL NAMES
 
 
3	RECEIVE
     Users are automatically notified that mail has been sent them if
   they are logged on when it is sent. The status of a user's mailbox
   may be displayed by typing MAIL ? at the terminal.  The amount of
   mail waiting for the user will be displayed. A user may receive
   mail by typing    MAIL ME or  ME  in response to the TO WHO? prompt.
   The user is given the  opertunity of transfering the mail to a 
   permanent file. Otherwise, the MAIL is "burned" after reading.
   When the system  prints out the MAIL message, it prefixes it with
   the date, UIC of the sender, and the sender's last name.
 
3	SYSTEM
	Messages may be left for the system programer  J. DOWNWARD
	by typing MAIL TO DOWNWARD. Messages relating to system problems,
	system performance, hardware problems, unexplained and troublesome
	error messages, etc. should be left in the system mailbox by
	typing  MAIL SYSTEM.
 
3	NAMES
	With the exception of Mark Buoniconto, and the Bushes, use last
	names.  For Mark B. use MARKB.   To send mail to the Bushe's
	(similar last names confuse MAIL) use their respective account
	numbers.  A reasonably current list of last names(or account
	numbers, is found in each monthly summary of usage.
3	LETTERS
	#NOTICES
 
3	NOTICES
	Mail can either be a 'notice' for which no reply is expected
	or it can be a letter for which a reply is expected. If a
	reply is expected, MAIL prompts for a reply.  If the syntax
	MAIL 'letter' To 'name' is used, a reply is expected unless a 
	/NO switch is appended to the filespecifier for 'letter'.
2 LOCAL

    LOCAL INTRODUCTION
    
    Each Regional office staff has SIX USER areas, and TWO MAIL areas. 
    The areas are named XXXX-USER1 through XXXX-USER6, XXXX-INBOX and  
    XXXX-OUTBOX Where XXXX is the distribution code listed in the NAME 
    APPENDIX.  The names are used for signing onto WORD PROCESSING  
    and/or DATA PROCESSING, for example "WAS-USER1".  The USER areas are 
    to be used for everyday WORD PROCESSING activities.  The INBOX and 
    OUTBOX areas are to be used for MAIL activities ONLY.
    
    Each USER has access to the two document areas set up for MAIL in 
    WORD PROCESSING along with one of the SIX USER areas.  Area 1; the 
    USER area, which can be used for creating up to 200 documents. 
    Area 2; the INBOX area from which USERS can expect their mail from 
    other USERS.  Area 3; the OUTBOX area to which USERS send documents 
    which are to be sent to other USERS.  To observe what documents are 
    in the USER, INBOX, and OUTBOX areas, do while in
    WORD PROCESSING mode: "I"  "I 2"  "I 3"  and the index for the 
    documents in areas 1, 2 and 3 respectively, appear.
    
      TYPE: HELP MAIL LOCAL INBOX   for instructions on INBOX access
            HELP MAIL LOCAL OUTBOX  for instructions on OUTBOX access
3 INBOX
         INBOX ACCESS:
    
    To obtain index of INBOX documents, do "I 2" when logged into a USER 
    area, MAIN MENU status.  After noting what documents exist, either 
    read, print and/or copy the documents to the USER area, after which, 
    delete all documents in the INBOX area.  It is a USER responsibility 
    to keep the INBOX area as empty as possible, otherwise the SYSTEM 
    MArNAGER will erase dormant documents.  To copy a document, create a 
    document in the USER area, do <GOLD> G, then enter the document name 
    in the form "2.n" where n is the document number.
    
    NOTE: When accessing documents from the INBOX area, always use the 
    document number.  For example: "2.4" is document 4 of the INBOX area.  

    TYPE: HELP MAIL LOCAL INBOX EXAMPLE  for an example of access
4 EXAMPLE
         EXAMPLE:  INBOX ACCESSING
    
         ASSUMPTIONS:
    
              Knowledge of WORD PROCESSING on PDP 11/70
              A WP account established at RO
              One document in the INBOX account received
    
         NOTE: Dark type is USER entries
               Items within <...> indicate a single keystroke
    
         PROCEDURE:
    
    Sign on to the WORD PROCESSING system using a USER account.
    
    L                                   !enter logon option
    WAS-USER1                           !enter a USER identification
    I 2                                 !see if any mail in the INBOX
    
Area: 2 (WP:[100,67]), # of Docs: 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Document                                                           Elapsed Time
Number  Name                 Created  Modified       Size Version  Last   Total
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2     FROM CS(STAFF)
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 16:39   1     1      0:01   0:01

  1     
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 16:41   2     1      0:00   0:00

    
    There exists one document; the usual thing to do is to print it.  
    To do this, use "P 2.2" and print it locally on your printer.  After 
    printing, use "D 2.2" to delete the document.  To save the document 
    in your USER area, since INBOX areas will be erased by the SYSTEM 
    MANAGER, do the following:
    
    C (a name not yet used)             !create a document in your area
    
    <GOLD><GET DOCMT>                   !press the gold key and the G key
    
    2.2                                 !enter document number from the INBOX
    
    <GOLD><FILE>                        !Press the gold key and the f key
    
    
    The document is now in the USER area.  Now delete it from the INBOX area as 
    was shown above.
3 OUTBOX
         OUTBOX ACCESS:
    
    To enter a document into an OUTBOX area, first create it in the USER 
     area.  Then to send the document to the OUTBOX area, proceed by the 
     method shown below starting from the MAIN MENU:
    
         C 3.name1,name2,...,namex
         <GOLD> G
         Name of document in USER area
         <GOLD> F
    
    where name1,name2,...,namex are the distribution codes listed in the NAME 
    column in the APPENDIX. Note: if in creating name1, the name already 
    exists as a document, then the user may place a number directly 
    after the name so as to have a unique name, e.g, CS1 instead of CS.

    NOTE: When creating documents for the OUTBOX area, if the USER wished 
    to include another distribution code, or remove a code, then the 
    USER could edit document "3.1" to make the indicated change.  That 
    document is the index document for the OUTBOX area.

    TYPE: HELP MAIL LOCAL OUTBOX EXAMPLE  for an example of OUTBOX access
4 EXAMPLE
    EXAMPLE:  OUTBOX ACCESSING
    
         ASSUMPTIONS:
    
              Knowledge of WORD PROCESSING on PDP 11/70
              A WP account established at RO
              NO document in the OUTBOX account
    
         NOTE: Dark type is USER entries
               Items within <...> indicate a single keystroke
    
         PROCEDURE:
    
    Sign on to the WORD PROCESSING system using a USER account.
    
    L                                   !enter logon option
    WAS-USER1                           !enter a USER identification
    
    To enter a letter into the OUTBOX, first create it in the USER area.  Then 
    after it is correct, note what destination codes (found in the NAME column 
    of the APPENDIX) are to be used in sending the letter to other staffs and 
    units.  Create a document in area 3, the OUTBOX area, with the names of the 
    destinations, separated by commas, as shown below (assuming RF and CS staffs 
    delivery). A copy will be sent to the issuing user.
    
         C 3.RF,CS1      *** Note that CAPITAL letters are used.
    
    To transfer that letter into the OUTBOX, do the following:
    
    <GOLD><GET DOCMT>                   !press gold then G key to get document
    (name of letter in USER area)       !enter same name used to create it
    <GOLD><FILE>                        !press gold then F key to file document
    
    Do an index to see what is in the OUTBOX area:
    
         I 3

Area: 3 (WP:[100,70]), # of Docs: 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Document                                                           Elapsed Time
Number  Name                 Created  Modified       Size Version  Last   Total
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2     RF,CS1
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 16:39   1     1      0:01   0:01

  1     
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 16:41   2     1      0:00   0:00

    There now exists one document which will be sent to RF and CS staffs.  To 
    correct the destination, edit document 1 and change the appropiate line.  
    Note that the destination code is in CAPITAL letters.  Note that after the 
    OUTBOX account is accessed by the MAILMAN program, ALL documents in the 
    OUTBOX will de deleted.  It is up to the USER to have originals in other 
    accounts if they are to be retained.
2 REMOTE
Each remote access unit has only two areas for MAIL, named XXXX-INBOX and 
XXXX-OUTBOX, where XXXX is the distribution code listed in the NAME column 
in the APPENDIX.  The area name is to be used as the log on name for DATA 
PROCESSING and/or WORD PROCESSING operations.

      TYPE: HELP MAIL REMOTE INBOX   for remote INBOX access info
            HELP MAIL REMOTE OUTBOX  for remote OUTBOX access info
3 INBOX
    INBOX REMOTE ACCESS:

Prior to transmitting documents from the RO PDP 11/70 computer to the USER 
site, an empty local area (a FORMATTED diskette) should be set up to 
receive INBOX documents.  This is desired so that the index document could 
also be transmitted.  Then telephone the 11/70 using CX mode and sign on 
the computer using XXXX-INBOX for the account name.  Then do "PIP *.W11/LI" 
to obtain the names of the various documents ready for transmitting over 
the telephone to your site, starting with "DOC002.W11".  Use DXP program to 
transmit documents (see  example).  When finished, transmit 
"DOC001.W11" onto document number 1, overwriting it.  Then return to the 
MAIN MENU, go to CX mode, do a (ctrl) Z, do "PIP *.W11;*/DE" to delete all 
WORD PROCESSING files, and sign off.

    TYPE: HELP MAIL REMOTE INBOX EXAMPLE  for an example
4 EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE: INBOX REMOTE ACCESS:

    ASSUMPTIONS:

         One document in INBOX.
         WS/78 knowledge.
         Scratch diskette

    NOTE: Dark type is USER entries
          Items within <...> indicate a single keystroke

    PROCEDURE:

Sign on to the WS/78 system, inserting an EMPTY diskette.

MC<RETURN>                         !enter Diskette maintenance option
D<RETURN>                          !document diskette initialize option
INBOX<RETURN>                      !enter name for diskette

    !wait for diskette to initialize!

<GOLD><MENU>                       !return to the main menu
CX<RETURN>                         !chose the CX transmission option
<RETURN>                           !select the standard options

    !telephone the RO computer to connect the WS/78 to the PDP 11/70!

>HELLO<RETURN>                     !type the Hello command when connected
>ACCOUNT OR NAME:MY-INBOX<RETURN>  !type the INBOX account name
PASSWORD: <RETURN>                 !just do a carriage return, no passwords


         RSX-11M BL26   MULTI-USER SYSTEM

GOOD AFTERNOON
 26-SEP-80 13:04 LOGGED ON TERMINAL TT30:

Welcome to RSX-11M V3.2 timesharing
 

>PIP *.W11/LI<RETURN>              !any WORD PROCESSING documents in INBOX?
                                   !write it down so you can refer to them
DIRECTORY DR1:[100,67]
 26-SEP-80 13:04

DOC002.W11;1        2.         25-SEP-80 13:12
DOC001.W11;1        2.         25-SEP-80 13:12
BITMAP.W11;1        2.         25-SEP-80 13:12

TOTAL OF 6./9. BLOCKS IN 3. FILES


>DXP<RETURN>                       !start transmission program

DXPIP V03A30

Please type \R<GOLD><MENU>DX<RETURN>

\R                                 !(returns control to the WS/78 station)
<GOLD><MENU>                       !(enter main menu control on WS/78)
DX<RETURN>                         !(do document transmission option)
R<RETURN>                          !select receive option)
 2<RETURN>                          !place in document number 2 on diskette
DOC002.W11<RETURN>                 !select document number 2 to transmit

    !wait for end of transmission!

R<RETURN>                          !select receive option again
 1<RETURN>                          !select document number 1 on diskette
O<RETURN>                          !select overwrite document option
DOC001.W11<RETURN>                 !select document number 1 to transmit

    !wait for end of transmission!

<GOLD><MENU>                       !return to main menu options
CX<RETURN>                         !select cx option for data communication
<RETURN>                           !use standard communication options
<CTRL Z>                           !terminate DXP program

>PIP *.W11;*/DE<RETURN>            !delete all WORD PROCESSING files

>BYE<RETURN>                       !sign off system

HAVE A GOOD AFTERNOON
 26-SEP-80 13:06 TT30: LOGGED OFF

\R                                 !return to WS/78 computer
<GOLD><MENU>                       !return to main menu
I<RETURN>                          !do an index to see documents



Area: 1 ,# of Docs: 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Document                                                           Elapsed Time
Number  Name                 Created  Modified       Size Version  Last   Total
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2     FROM CS(STAFF)
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 13:04   1     1      0:01   0:01

  1     
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 13:04   2     1      0:00   0:00



ETC........                        !read or print the documents
3 OUTBOX
    OUTBOX REMOTE ACCESS:

Prior to transmitting documents over to the RO PDP 11/70, a local area 
(diskette) should be used that hold only OUTBOX documents, so that there 
will exist a document number 1 which will hold the index and the 
distribution names (as described above in OUTBOX LOCAL ACCESS paragraph).  
Then telephone the RO PDP 11/70, sign on using XXXX-OUTBOX, then start up 
program DXP to transmit documents from the local area to the RO PDP 
 11/70.Start with local document 1, transmitting it to "DOC1", and so 
on.  When finished, return to the MAIN MENU  (gold M), go to CX mode, do a 
(ctrl) Z to terminate program DXP, run program MAILER to register the 
documents for word processing, then sign off.

    TYPE: HELP MAIL REMOTE OUTBOX EXAMPLE  for an example of accessing
4 EXAMPLE
EXAMPLE: OUTBOX REMOTE ACCESS:

    ASSUMPTIONS:

         One document in OUTBOX diskette.
         WS/78 knowledge.

    NOTE: Dark type is USER entries
          Items within <...> indicate a single keystroke

    PROCEDURE:

Sign on to the WS/78 system, inserting OUTBOX diskette.

I<RETURN>                          !do an index to see what documents exist
                                   !write it down so you can refer to them

Area: 1 ,# of Docs: 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Document                                                           Elapsed Time
Number  Name                 Created  Modified       Size Version  Last   Total
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  2     WPSDOC 
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 11:39   1     1      0:01   0:01

  1     
                             9/26/80  9/26/80 0:00    1     0      0:00   0:00



CX<RETURN>                         !choose the CX transmission option
<RETURN>                           !select the standard options

    !telephone the RO computer to connect the WS/78 to the PDP 11/70!

>HELLO<RETURN>                     !type the Hello command when connected
>ACCOUNT OR NAME:MY-OUTBOX<RETURN> !type the OUTBOX account name
PASSWORD: <RETURN>                 !just do a carriage return, no passwords



         RSX-11M BL26   MULTI-USER SYSTEM

GOOD AFTERNOON
 26-SEP-80 13:24 LOGGED ON TERMINAL TT30:

Welcome to RSX-11M V3.2 timesharing
 


>DXP<RETURN>                       !start the transmission program

DXPIP V03A30

Please type \R<GOLD><MENU>DX<RETURN>

\R                                 !returns control to the WS/78 station
<GOLD><MENU>                       !enter main menu control on WS/78
DX<RETURN>                         !do document transmission option
S<RETURN>                          !select send option
WPSDOC                             !document name on diskette to xmit
DOCNAME.PDP<RETURN>                !a valid PDP 11/70 name to receive doc

    !wait for end of transmission!

<GOLD><MENU>                       !return to main menu options
CX<RETURN>                         !select CX option for data communication
<RETURN>                           !use standard options
<CTRL Z>                           !terminate DXP program

>MAILER<RETURN>                    !start program for registering documents
>
>;*** MAILER HELPER ***
>;
>* DESTINATION OF DOCUMENT [S]: CS               !Enter valid destination 
                                                  code (see appendix)
>* FILENAME OF DOCUMENT [S]: DOCNAME.PDP         !Enter same name 
                                                  document received above.
>PIP DOC002.W11=DOCNAME.PDP                      !Mailer renames document
>DXF DOC.1/TYPE:PM=DOC001.W11/TYPE:DOC           !Mailer gets old index
>DXF DOC001.W11/TYPE:DOC/ADD:OVR=DOC.1/TYPE:PM   !Mailer writes new index
>BMP WP:[100,XXX]                                !Mailer regestration

BEGINNING PROCESSING FOR AREA  WP:[100,XXX]
DONE WITH AREA                                   !End Mailer regestration
>;*** END OF MAILER HELPER ***                   !Finished with MAILER

>BYE<RETURN>                       !sign off system

HAVE A GOOD AFTERNOON
 26-SEP-80 13:26 TT30: LOGGED OFF
2 NAME
 #APPENDIX
2 DISTRIBUTION
 #APPENDIX
2 APPENDIX

    TYPE: HELP MAIL APPENDIX REGIONAL for list of Regional Office names
          HELP MAIL APPENDIX FORESTS  for list of Forest names
          HELP MAIL APPENDIX STATIONS for list of Station names
3 REGIONAL
    NAME       DISTRIBUTION              USER ACCOUNTS   INBOX     OUTBOX  
    

    FCCC   Fort Collins Computer Center RUNSTREAMS     [100,377]    NONE
    XEROX  Xerox printer at RO Computer Center         [100,376]    NONE

    WAS  Washington                                    [100,333] [100,334]

    RO   Enter if mail is sent to all units in below paragraph:

    RF   Regional Forester               [100,001-006] [100,007] [100,010]
    AM   Adminstrative Management        [100,011-016] [100,017] [100,020]
    APD  Area Planning & Dvlpmnt         [100,021-026] [100,027] [100,030]
    AS   Administrative Services         [100,031-036] [100,037] [100,040]
    AFM  Aviation & Fire Mgt             [100,041-046] [100,047] [100,050]
    CR   Civil Rights                    [100,051-056] [100,057] [100,060]
    CS   Computer Science                [100,061-066] [100,067] [100,070]
    CFF  Coop Forestry & Fire            [100,071-076] [100,077] [100,100]
    E    Engineering                     [100,101-106] [100,107] [100,110]
    FAM  Fiscal & Accounting Mgt         [100,111-116] [100,117] [100,120]
    FWM  Fisheries & Wildlife Mgt        [100,121-126] [100,127] [100,130]
    FPM  Forest Pest Management          [100,131-136] [100,137] [100,140]
    L    Lands                           [100,141-146] [100,147] [100,150]
    LMP  Land Mgt Planning               [100,151-156] [100,157] [100,160]
    MAM  Minerals Area Mgt               [100,161-166] [100,167] [100,170]
    OI   Office of Information           [100,171-176] [100,177] [100,200]
    PM   Personnel Management            [100,201-206] [100,207] [100,210]
    PPB  Program Planning & Budget       [100,211-216] [100,217] [100,220]
    RGE  Range Management                [100,221-226] [100,227] [100,230]
    RN   Recreation Management           [100,231-236] [100,237] [100,240]
    TM   Timber Management               [100,241-246] [100,247] [100,250]
    WS   Watershed Management            [100,251-256] [100,257] [100,260]

    NAME       DISTRIBUTION              USER ACCOUNTS   INBOX     OUTBOX  
    
RESOURCE Enter if mail is sent to all units in below paragraph:

    AFM  Aviation & Fire Mgt             [100,041-046] [100,047] [100,050]
    E    Engineering                     [100,101-106] [100,107] [100,110]
    FWM  Fisheries & Wildlife Mgt        [100,121-126] [100,127] [100,130]
    FPM  Forest Pest Management          [100,131-136] [100,137] [100,140]
    L    Lands                           [100,141-146] [100,147] [100,150]
    LMP  Land Mgt Planning               [100,151-156] [100,157] [100,160]
    MAM  Minerals Area Mgt               [100,161-166] [100,167] [100,170]
    RGE  Range Management                [100,221-226] [100,227] [100,230]
    RN   Recreation Management           [100,231-236] [100,237] [100,240]
    TM   Timber Management               [100,241-246] [100,247] [100,250]
    WS   Watershed Management            [100,251-256] [100,257] [100,260]
3 STATION
    NAME       DISTRIBUTION              USER ACCOUNTS   INBOX     OUTBOX  
    
    STATION    Enter if mail is sent to all units in below paragraph:

    PSW  Pacific Southwest                             [100,261] [100,262]
    MAG  MAG-Davis                                     [100,265] [100,266]
    RIV  Riverside Firescope                           [100,267] [100,270]
    PHEC Pleasant Hill Eng Center                      [100,335] [100,336]


3 FORESTS
    NAME       DISTRIBUTION                              INBOX    OUTBOX  

    FOREST     Mail to be sent to all units in below paragraph:

    ANG  Angeles Forest                                [100,271] [100,272]
    CLE  Cleveland Forest                              [100,273] [100,274]
    ELD  Eldorado Forest                               [100,275] [100,276]
    INY  Inyo Forest                                   [100,277] [100,300]
    KLA  Klamath Forest                                [100,301] [100,302]
    LAS  Lassen Forest                                 [100,303] [100,304]
    LOS  Los Padres Forest                             [100,305] [100,306]
    MEN  Mendocino Forest                              [100,307] [100,310]
    MOD  Modoc Forest                                  [100,311] [100,312]
    SIX  Six Rivers Forest                             [100,313] [100,314]
    PLU  Plumas Forest                                 [100,315] [100,316]
    SAN  San Bernardino                                [100,317] [100,320]
    SEQ  Sequoia Forest                                [100,321] [100,322]
    SHA  Shasta Trinity                                [100,323] [100,324]
    SIE  Sierra Forest                                 [100,325] [100,326]
    STA  Stanislaus Forest                             [100,327] [100,330]
    TAH  Tahoe Forest                                  [100,331] [100,332]
    LTBMU      Lake Tahoe Basin Mgt Unit               [100,263] [100,264]
