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sn#098466 filedate 1974-04-20 generic text, type T, neo UTF8
USE OF STANFORD SYSTEM FROM THE NETWORK
1. WE DON'T EXPECT HEAVY OUTSIDE USE OF THIS SYSTEM,
BECAUSE IT IS ONE OF THE MOST HEAVILY USED SYSTEMS
ALREADY. HERE ARE SOME FACILITIES.
2. USER FILE AREAS ARE DESIGNATED BY PROJECT AND
PROGRAMMER NAMES. THUS THIS AREA IS [NET,GUE] WHERE
GUE STANDS FOR GUEST IF YOU HAVEN'T GUESSED.
3. THE LOGIN COMMAND IS "L <PROJECT>.<PROGRAMMER>".
4. THE LOGOUT COMMAND IS K.
5. ALL SYSTEM COMMANDS ARE ACTIVATED BY <CARRIAGE
RETURN>.
6. EXTENSIVE USE OF THE SYSTEM SHOULD BE OK'D BY
LESTER EARNEST
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE PROJECT
COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA 94305
(415)497-4202.
7. TO SEND A MESSAGE TO A STANFORD USER THAT HE WILL
GET THE NEXT TIME HE LOGS IN, USE THE COMMAND
MAIL <PROGRAMMER>
AND FOLLOW THE SUBSEQUENT INSTRUCTIONS. MCCARTHY
IS JMC, AND EARNEST IS LES, REPORT REQUESTS SHOULD
BE DIRECTED TO PAW (PATTE WOOD). TROUBLE REPORTS
WITH THE TIME-SHARING SYSTEM SHOULD BE DIRECTED
TO REG (RALPH GORIN), AND WITH THE NETWORK TO JBR
(JEFF RUBIN).
8. "HELP <COMMAND>" MAY GET YOU INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO
USE A FEW COMMON COMMANDS AND PROGRAMS, BUT THE HELP
SYSTEM IS NOT IN GOOD SHAPE.
9. TO GET BACK TO THE SYSTEM FROM A PROGRAM USE
<CONTROL C>. <CONTROL O> HALTS TYPE OUT, AND THE TYPE
OUT CAN BE SUBSEQUENTLY RESUMED BY ANOTHER <CONTROL
O>.
10. FILES ARE DESIGNATED BY
<NAME1>(.<NAME2>)([<PROJECT>,<PROGRAMMER>]). THUS,
THIS FILE IS SYSTEM.USE[NET,GUE]. THE [...,...] CAN
BE OMITTED IF THE USER IS LOGGED IN UNDER THAT
<PROJ,PROG>.
11. "TYPE <FILE>" WILL DO JUST THAT.
12. WE HAVE AN IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FILE TRANSFER
PROTOCOL WHICH WORKS.
13. DIR WILL LIST A DIRECTORY. DIR [PRJ,PRG] WILL LIST
A PARTICULAR USER'S DIRECTORY. DIR [S,DOC] AND DIR
[UP,DOC] WILL LIST THE NAMES OF SOME OF OUR
DOCUMENTATION FILES.
14. THERE IS NO COMPUTER OPERATOR HERE, NOR A PROVISION
FOR HUMAN ASSISTANCE OF ANY SORT ONLINE. YOU CAN SEND
A MESSAGE TO A PARTICULAR LOGGED-IN USER BY TYPING
SEND <PROGRAMMER>
AND THEN THE MESSAGE; THE "WHO" COMMAND WILL TELL YOU
WHO IS LOGGED IN AND WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
15. OUR SYSTEM LOAD IS HEAVIEST WEEK-DAY AFTERNOONS.
NETWORK USE IS DISCOURAGED DURING THESE TIMES. GAMES
OF ALL KINDS ARE ESPECIALLY DISCOURAGED, AS ARE APE
AND PARRY.
16. THE FILE MONCOM.BH[S,DOC] IS THE MONITOR COMMAND
MANUAL AND CONTAINS DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS OF HOW TO
USE THE SYSTEM. IT IS RATHER LONG AND IT IS
RECOMMENDED THAT IT BE RETRIEVED VIA FTP RATHER THAN
READ ON LINE.
17. THOSE USERS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN WRITING PROGRAMS
THAT MAKE USE OF UUOS DIRECTLY MAY FIND A DESCRIPTION
OF HOW THEY WORK IN UUO.ME[S,DOC]. THIS FILE IS ALSO
VERY LONG AND SHOULD BE RETRIEVED WITH FTP.
18. NOTE: THE TWO DOCUMENTS MENTIONED ABOVE USE GRAPHIC
CHARACTERS FROM THE EXTENDED STANFORD CHARACTER SET,
INCLUDING CODES WHICH ARE NON-PRINTING IN STANDARD
ASCII. BEWARE WHEN PRINTING THEM!