 The CLI command sets up for use a command line interpreter other
 than MCR. 

 The general form of the CLI command is:

	CLI /keyword=cliname
	     DISABLE
	     ELIM
	     ENABLE
	     MESSAGE
	     SHOW
	     UNOVR

	CLI /INI[T]=cliname[/subkeyword(s)]
			     CPR="string"
			     DISABLE
			     DPR="string"
			     LGO
			     MESSAGE
			     NULL
			     PRIV
			     PROMPT
	 		     QUIET
			     RESTRICT
			     SNGL
			     TASK=taskname

 For more information, type HELP CLI keyword.
 
2 DISABLE

 Disables the specified CLI. The CLI cannot accept any commands. This
 effectively stops all system use by all terminals set to the CLI until
 the CLI is enabled again.

2 ELIM
 /ELIM=cliname or /ELIM=*

 Removes all of the data structures for the specified CLI or, if the
 wildcard (*) is used, for all of the alternate CLIs. After this
 command is executed, the CLI task can be removed.

2 ENABLE

 Enables a previously disabled CLI. The CLI can now accept commands.

2 MESSAGE
 /MESSAGE=cliname:"message-text"

 Sends an ASCII message to the CLI if it has the message attribute
 set for it (by the /INIT=cliname/MESSAGE subkeyword).

2 SHOW

 Displays information about each CLI on the system. The information 
 includes the name of the CLI, the task that implements the CLI,
 the number of terminals set to the CLI, several status bits for 
 the CLI, and whether the CLI is active.

2 UNOVR

 Clears the override bit set for the terminal's CLI. 

2 INIT
 /INIT=cliname[/subkeyword(s)]
	        CPR="string"
	        DISABLE
	        DPR="string"
	        LGO
	        MESSAGE
	        NULL
	        PRIV
	        PROMPT
	        QUIET
	        RESTRICT
	        SNGL
	        TASK=taskname

 Initializes the data structures for the specified CLI so that 
 terminals can be set to it. The CLI task must have been already
 installed with the /CLI=YES option. All CLIs except MCR must be 
 initialized before they can be used.

 For more infomation on subkeywords, type HELP CLI INIT subkeyword.

3 CPR
 /CPR="string"

 Specifies the CTRL/C prompt string. The string inside the quotation
 marks has the same syntax as the MACRO-11 .ASCII directive.

3 DISABLE

 Initializes the CLI in disable mode. The system rejects any commands
 issued from the terminal until the CLI is enabled.

3 DPR
 /DPR="string"

 Specifies the default prompt to be issued when an empty command line is 
 entered. The string inside the quotation marks has the same syntax as 
 the MACRO-11 .ASCII directive.

3 LGO

 Specifies that the CLI will accept commands from unlogged-in terminals.

3 MESSAGE

 Specifies that the CLI wants to receive messages from the system.

3 NULL

 Specifies that the CLI will accept empty command buffers resulting
 from a user pressing the RETURN key as the first character in a
 command line. No prompt is issued.

3 PRIV

 Specifies that the user must be privileged to set the terminal to
 the CLI.

3 PROMPT

 Specifies that the CLI wants to receive prompt requests if a task
 that was started in order to execute a command exits.

3 QUIET

 Specifies that the MCR commands HELLO and BYE do silent logins
 and logouts, respectively.

3 RESTRICT

 Specifies that only the CLI can issue the SCLI$ directive to set
 a terminal to itself.

3 SNGL

 Specifies that the dispatcher accept single-line commands only. A hyphen
 immediately before a RETURN will not be interpreted as a continuation line
 indicator; it remains part of the text.

3 TASK
 /TASK=taskname

 Specifies the name of the task that will act as the CLI. Use this 
 keyword if the name of the task is different from the name of the 
 CLI.
