 
 LST is an RSX utility which may be used to list files in columnar format,
 with a date and file specifier heading.  To use LST, either:

	Type "LST" and it will prompt "LST>", 

	  -or-

	Type "LST commandline".

The LST commandline is of the form:
 
	outfilespec=infilespec/Switch:value
 
	where the allowed switches are,
 
	/LE:n		Paper  n  lines long.
	/WI:m		Paper  m  columns wide.
	/CO:n		Number of columns to break text into (0-10).
			  If n=0, as many columns as will fit will be used.
			Number of columns is reset after each file is done.
	/TR		Causes lines to long to fit to be truncated.  If not 
			  specified, long lines are split and preceded by --->
	/NH		Omit the LIST-11 header at the top of each page.
	/FF		If present a form feed in input file forces the start
			  of a new column in the output. If not present form
			  feeds in the input file are ignored.
	/PA		PAUSE switch.  Only works when LST is in prompting
			  mode.  At the end of each page LST will stop, and
			  print	LIST PAUSE> after which any input will cause
			  LST to resume output.
	/ED		Forces top of form character to be converted to ^D.
	/RO:n		Forces the output page to be n lines long.  Form feeds
			  are replaced by a line of '=''s to delimit the page.
	/RL:n		Forces each line to be n characters long followed by a
			  <CR> and <LF>.
	/UC		Causes lower case letters to be printed as upper case.
	/SL:n		Causes LST to skip n characters on every input record
			  (or to end of record if record is shorter than n).
	/NP		Forces LST to skip all pagination records. May be used
			  with /LE:1/CO:1 to output a file with tabs changed
			  to spaces (and possibly in upper case), or with 
			  /SL to skip characters in every line.
	/BS		Separate columns with space character (default is "!")
	/SC:c		Use character "c" to separate columns.
