 The INSTALL command makes a specified task known to the system.

 The general form of the INSTALL command is:

	INS[TALL] [$]filespec[/keyword(s)]

 filespec    A form of ddnn:[g,m]filename.type;version

 $	     Indicates the system UIC

 For information on the keywords, type HELP INSTALL KEYWORDS.
2 KEYWORDS
 INSTALL keywords:

	/AFF=[CPx,UBy]    Specifies the specific resources required for task
  			     execution (multiprocessor systems only).
	/CKP=YES or NO	  Specifies whether or not a task will be 
                             checkpointable.
	/CLI=YES or NO	  Task being installed is a CLI task.
	/INC=n		  Increments the address space allocated to a task 
                             that runs in a system-controlled partition.
	/IOP=YES or NO	  Privileged task can overmap the I/O page.
	/PAR=pname 	  Overrides the partition name specified at task-build
		             time.
	/PMD=YES or NO	  Requests a Postmortum Dump (PMD) if the task aborts.
	/PRI=number   	  Specifies the priority for the task. The range is  
                             1 through 250(10); the  default is 50(10).
        /PRO=[system,owner,group,world]   
			   Specifies the protection for an installed common
                              region. The default is: /PRO=[RWED,RWED,RWED,RWED]
        /RON=YES or NO    Specifies read/write access for a common region.
        /ROPAR=parname    Installs the read-only portion of a multiuser task
                             into the specified read-only system partition
                             (parname).
        /SEC=YES or NO    Places in secondary pool the Task Control Block (TCB)
                             for the task being installed.
	/SLV=YES or NO	  Slave the task.
        /SYNC=YES or NO   Synchronizes the task use of a common.
	/TASK=taskname	  Specifies the name by which the system refers to the 
                             task.
        /TIME=nM or /TIME=nS   
			  Sets a time limit for the task being installed
			     when it uses the CPU.
        /XHR=YES or NO    Specifies that the Executive's copy of the task's
                             header will be in an area external to the 
                             system's dynamic storage area (pool).
