                   MSG-- Inter-user Message Transfer Utility
                                        
   Users may send mesages to themselves or others using an inter-user message 
   transfer utility, MSG.  MSG transfers messages in the form of notices and 
   letters.  Letters require replies, messages do not.

   MSG maintains a 'mailbox' for each user.  Each message sent to a user is 
   inserted into their mailbox.  The mailbox is not in their UIC.  
   Only the user receiving the message has access to it once it is deposited 
   in their mailbox.  The sender cannot retrieve the message.  No unprivleged 
   user can access the contents of any other unprivileged user's mailbox.

   Further HELP on using the MSG utility may be requested by entering HELP MSG 
   keyword.  Valid keywords are:
 
                NAMES           Valid Last Names and Account Numbers.
                SEND            Sending message to another user.
                SYSTEM          Sending message to SYSTEM.
                RECEIVE         Receiving message from another user.
2  SEND
   Messages may be sent by entering any of the following commands.
                MSG (filename)[/NO] TO (username)
                MSG TO (username)
                MSG
   If a filename is entered, it must be the valid RSX filename of the file 
   that you wish to send.  When a filename is entered, the /NO can be added 
   meaning that the file contains a notice that does not need a reply.  
   Otherwise, MSG will prompt the receiving user for a reply.

   If filename is omitted, the system prompts for you to enter your message 
   with LETTER>.  At this time, the user may enter up to 120 characters per 
   line followed by a <RETURN>.  Text lines may be entered in this manner 
   until finished with the message.  Then, the user enters a <CTRL>/Z to end 
   of the message.  MSG will then ask if you want a reply after you have 
   entered the message.  Enter YES or Y if you want a reply to your letter, 
   enter NO or N if you don't want a reply to your notice.

   If username is omitted, the MSG prompts you with TO WHO? so you can enter a 
   username.  Valid usernames are either the user's last name or their account 
   number specified as either [G,M], [G/M], or G/M.  MSG will prompt for 
   additional usernames until you enter <CTRL>/Z.  Enter HELP MSG NAMES for a 
   list of valid last names and account numbers. 
2  RECEIVE
   MSG can be put in your LOGIN.CMD file by the system manager so you will be 
   notified if there are any messages for you when you log on.

   You are automatically notified of messages that are sent to you if you are 
   logged on when they are sent.  The status of your mailbox may be displayed 
   at any time by entering MSG ?.  The number of messages waiting for you will 
   be displayed.  You may receive messages by entering MSG ME.  

   The system prefixes each message with the date, UIC of the sender, and the 
   sender's last name.

   After viewing, MSG will prompt you with SAVE THIS MESSAGE?  If you want to 
   transfer the message to your file, enter YES or Y.  MSG will then prompt 
   you with MAILBAG NAME?  You then enter a filename that will contain the 
   message in your UIC.  If you do not want to save the message, enter NO or 
   N.  If you want the message to stay in your mailbox so you can view it 
   again, enter <RETURN>.
2  SYSTEM
   Messages may be left for the system programer,  Bohden K. Cmaylo by typing 
   MSG TO CMAYLO. 

   Messages relating to system problems, system performance, hardware 
   problems, unexplained and troublesome error messages, etc. should be left 
   in the system mailbox by typing MSG TO SYSTEM.
2  NAMES

        Here is a list of valid last names and account numbers as of 
        April 82.  MSG will show an error for an invalid name or account.


        ACCOUNT OR NAME        EXPLANATION         


        [005,001]  CMAYL0      BOHDEN            
        [005,002]  MCCOY       DON             
        [005,002]  SYSTEM
        [005,003]  VISSER      LOU 
        [005,004]  MSW         MARTIN WEFALD
        [005,005]  OPERATOR    COMPUTER ROOM      
        [005,006]  LEONG       CARLTON            
        [005,007]  BRISCOE     ALAN
        [100,011]  JONES       CLYDE             
        [100,017]              AM-IN             
        [100,020]              AM-OUT            
        [100,031]              AS-TERM2          
        [100,041]              AFM-TERM1         
        [100,101]              E-TERM1                                   
        [100,102]  E7701       RANKENBURG             
        [100,121]              FWM-TERM1         
        [100,122]  DUMPIT      MARCIA
        [100,171]              OI-TERM1          
        [100,251]              WS-TERM1          
        [100,261]              PSW-INBOX         
        [100,263]              LTBMU-INBOX       
        [100,265]              MAG-INBOX         
        [100,267]              RIV-INBOX         
        [100,271]              ANG-INBOX         
        [100,273]              CLE-INBOX         
        [100,275]              ELD-INBOX         
        [100,277]              INY-INBOX         
        [100,301]              KLA-INBOX         
        [100,303]              LAS-INBOX         
        [100,305]              LOS-INBOX         
        [100,307]              MEN-INBOX         
        [100,311]              MOD-INBOX         
        [100,313]              SIX-INBOX         
        [100,315]              PLU-INBOX         
        [100,317]              SAN-INBOX         
        [100,321]              SEQ-INBOX         
        [100,323]              SHA-INBOX
        [100,325]              SIE-INBOX
        [100,327]              STA-INBOX         
        [100,331]              TAH-INBOX         
        [100,333]              WAS-INBOX         
        [100,335]              PHEC-INBOX        
        [101,020]  LIBRARY     DAISY CHONG      
        [350,002]  BILL        FREDEKING              
        [350,003]  TOM         SMITHBERGER               
        [350,004]  CHUCK       STADELMAN             
        [350,005]  ANN         WITHERS               
        [350,006]  TOKOS       TOM
        [350,007]  HENSLEY     TOM
        [350,010]  TOLIN       ERNIE
        [350,011]  SMITH       LINDA             
        [350,012]  RDB         CLYDE SYPERT, MIKE MCNEIL               
        [350,013]  FISCAL            
        [350,014]  MIYASAKI    AS
        [350,015]  K1          KAREN WONG
        [350,023]              RO-FIRE  H. NICKELSON
        [350,024]  PHEC              
        [350,025]  CHONG       DAISY
        [350,027]  PM                
        [350,030]  DOLLY       PAULA
        [350,031]  WATKINS     GLORIA
        [350,032]  CLYDE       SYPERT
        [350,033]  PPB               
        [350,36]   NICKLE      MARGY
        [350,037]  SHEARER     KAREN
        [350,040]  PUCCI       PATRIGNANI
        [350,041]  LANDS             
        [350,043]  OI                
        [350,044]  CAMPBELL    SHELTON
        [350,045]  GIN         GINNY HOM
        [350,047]  PARKER      DORIS
        [350,063]  INOUYE      HARRY
        [350,070]  PRUITT      JIM
        
