Kathleen D. Morse
				VAX/VMS Software Development
				Digital Equipment Corporation
				ZK01-1/D42
				110 Spit Brook Road
				Nashua, NH  03061
				603-884-8396
				(Please don't call/write me.)


These are the slides for some of the sessions given by the
VAX/VMS developers at Spring DECUS in New Orleans.

Listed below are the summaries of the sessions, and the
name of the text file that contains the slides.  All files
are just text files and can be printed on any terminal
or line-printer (*.TLK).


PAGING, SWAPPING & WORKING SET ADJUSTMENT:		MEMORY.TLK

	This talk details some of the internals of the VMS
	memory management subsystem.  SYSGEN parameters
	are discussed for working set adjustments.


VMS UPDATE:						VMSUPDATE.TLK

	Update of new things happening in VMS.


VMS V4 BATCH AND PRINT:					BATCHPRNT.TLK

         This talk provides an overview of the batch and print 
         capabilities of VAX/VMS.  Topics include the job controller, 
         and related DCL commands and system services with emphasis on 
         new features for Version 4.  The distribution and control of 
         jobs in a VAXcluster is also described.


VMS BATCH/PRINT SUBSYSTEMS INTERNALS:			BATCH.TLK

	Talk on the internals of the batch and print subsystems.


THE IMAGE ACTIVATOR (PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE):	IMGACT.TLK

	This talk describes how the image activator works
	currently, and how it worked for each release of VMS.


GUIDE TO WRITING A VMS UTILITY:				DCLGUIDE.TLK

	This talk describes how to write a VMS utility.


MicroVMS FUTURES:					UVMS4M.TLK

	This talk describes the VMS support for the
	new MicroVAX II product.


GUIDE TO CREATING A VMS INSTALLABLE PRODUCT:		INSPROD.TLK

	VMSINSTAL is a command procedure used by layered products 
	to install their software products on VAX/VMS. This
	presentation will describe the internals of VMSINSTAL,
	the callbacks that are available, and how this VMS supported
	procedure can be used to install your own software products.


DCL AND THE VMS UTILITIES:				DCLUTIL.TLK

	There have been many enhancements to DCL and the utilities
	for Version 4.0 of VAX/VMS. This session will highlight many
	of the new features that are available at the command level
	interface to VMS and discuss the advantages they provide.
	Knowledge of the DCL interface is assumed.


RMS ISAM INTERNALS:					RMSISAM.TLK

	This talk will address the internal structure of RMS ISAM files, 
	concentating on Prolog 3.  Among the items discussed will be RRVs,
	RFAs, structure of primary and secondary indexes.  Some attention
	will be	given to the mechanism behind RMS operations (such as $GET,
	$PUT, and $UPDATE), and to what happens during bucket splits.