1 LIST
LIST is a command which will display a file on any terminal page by
page. This allows you easily view parts of a file without having to
worry about hitting the SCROLL/NO SCROLL key. 

On the top of the screen, the file name and creation date are displayed.
The file itself is displayed on the next set of lines. The last line is
used as command input.  Typing RETURN will cause the next page of the
file to be displayed. Typing CONTROL-Z will terminate the display. 

Command format: $ LIST [filename] 

Where: filename is the file to be listed. If filename is not given, the
program will prompt for it.  Entering a CONTROL-Z in responce to the
LIS> prompt will terminate the program. 

Filename may contain wild cards.
2 Switches
/NArrow
Forces 80 column output on VT100's.
/WIde
Forces 132 column output on VT100's.
/SEeall
Display's nonprintable characters using EDT's conventions.
I.E.  a formfeed is <FF>, a delete character is <DEL>, a bell is ^G
2 Commands
LIST has several commands which are available in response to its 
prompt.  They are:

	B(ottom)	Positions to bottom of file.
	D(elete)	Deletes the current file being listed.
			The user is prompted to verify the delete before the 
			file is actually deleted.
	E(xit)		Exits from list.
	H(elp)		Displays helpful information.
	L(eft) n	Moves margin left 'n' characters.
			'n' defaults to 8.
	NA(rrow)	Lists file on narrow screen.
	N(ext)		Displays next file when wild cards are used.
	R(ight) n	Moves margin right 'n' characters.
			'n' defaults to 8.
	RU(ler)	n	Displayes a ruler on the top of the screen.
			RU 1 - displayes ruler #1.
			RU 2 - displayes ruler #2.
			RU 0 - displayes current ruler without margin indent.
	S(eeall)	Enables SEEALL mode.
	T(op)		Positions to top of file.
	W(ide)   	Lists file on wide screen.
	.+n      	Starts listing 'n' records forward.
	.-n      	Starts listing 'n' record back.
