perm filename SYSTEM.USE[NET,GUE]1 blob sn#003915 filedate 1972-10-21 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  NUMBERS.  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>   <LINE  FEED>.   HOWEVER,  CONTRARY  TO  NET
  POLICY, OUR SYSTEM WILL ECHO A LINE FEED AFTER  EVERY
  CARRIAGE  RETURN  YOU  TYPE (EXCEPT WHEN YOU ARE IN A
  TALK RING, OR AFTER YOU  ISSUE  THE  CORRECT  UUO  OR
  TTY-CHARACTER  TO CHANGE ECHO), THUS YOU ONLY NEED TO
  TYPE THE 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)321-2300 X4202.

7. TO SEND A MESSAGE TO A STANFORD USER  THAT  HE  WILL
  GET THE NEXT TIME HE LOGS IN, USE THE COMMAND

	SEND <PROGRAMMER>

AND  FOLLOW  THE SUBSEQUENT INSTRUCTIONS.   MCCARTHY IS
  JMC, AND EARNEST IS LES, REPORT  REQUESTS  SHOULD  BE
  DIRECTED  TO MLM.  TROUBLE REPORTS SHOULD BE DIRECTED
  TO JAM (ANDY MOORER).

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.  THERE  IS  AN  INDEX  TO
 PROGRAMS,  WRITEUPS,  AND  SYSTEM  COMMANDS  WHICH  IS
 ACCESSED CONVENIENTLY BY MEANS OF A  PROGRAM.    "HELP
 INFO" FOR INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT IT.  "R INFO" TO RUN IT.

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. NO GOOD FACILITIES EXIST YET FOR TRANSFERRING  TEXT
  FILES OVER THE NETWORK.

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.   WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHO IS USING OUR SYSTEM AND
  FOR WHAT. TO THIS END, PLEASE  KEEP  US  INFORMED  BY
  TYPING

	SEND HOS

THE  FIRST  TIME YOU USE THE SYSTEM AND WHEN THE NATURE
  OF YOUR USE CHANGES.

15. IF YOU ARE TOTALLY CONFUSED, AND WANT TO TALK TO AN
 OPERATOR, THE COMMAND "TALK CTY<CARRIAGE RETURN>" WILL
 CONNECT YOU TO THE CONSOLE TELETYPE.   ASK  IF  ANYONE
 IS  THERE??,  RING  THE  BELL  A  FEW TIMES TO ATTRACT
 ATTENTION,  AND  WHEN  SOMEONE  RESPONDS   TYPE   YOUR
 QUESTION.