1 INFO
 INFO is yet another program to let you see what other users are doing.
 It has more nifty options than most other info programs.

 Format:

     $ INFO [item][,item...]

 where "item" is a username, or if the /DEVICE qualifier 
 is given, "item" is a device name.
2 Parameters
 If a list of usernames is given on the command line, INFO will
 display information on only those users.

 If the /DEVICE qualifier is given, a list of device names may be
 given, in which case INFO will display only information on the owners
 of those devices.
2 Qualifiers

2 /ALL
 display all types of processes
2 /BATCH
 display batch process
2 /DETACHED
 display detached process
2 /DEVICE
 display device owner's process
2 /DISPLAY=(item[:[length]][,item[:[length]]...])
 Specifies items to be displayed.  Several items are looked up in a
 datafile.  By default, the datafile is in SYS$SYSTEM:uaf_info.DAT, but
 users can redefine the logical name UAF_INFO as their own datafile
 to get whatever info they want.

 "Length" specifies how many characters to reserve for the display of
 that field.  A colon with no length following it signifies that only
 enough space to show the actual value of the item should be used. i.e.
 TERMINAL:4 will print the first four letters of the terminal name,
 TERMINAL: will use only the number of characters it takes to print out
 the full terminal name, and TERMINAL:10 will reserve ten characters,
 padded with blanks. 

 Items possible are:                        
3 CPU
 cpu time
3 IMAGE
 image name
3 LOGIN
 login time
3 NEWLINE
 new line (for formatting)
3 OWNER
 owner's pid
3 PID
 process id
3 PROCESS
 process name
3 SPACE
 Use spaces for formatting instead of Tabs.
3 TAB
 Use tabs for formatting instead of Spaces.
3 TERMINAL
 terminal name
3 TYPE
 Type of process (detached, subprocess, batch, network).
3 UIC
 Process UIC
3 USERNAME
 process username
3 PHYSICAL
 physical terminal name, or "-Disconnect" if disconnected.
3 WHO
 User's full name, looked up in UAF_INFO.
3 LOCATION
 Location of the terminal, looked up in UAF_INFO.
2 /[NO]ERASE
 erase screen before display (default)
2 /INTERACTIVE
 display interactive process
2 /REPEAT[=interval]
 repeat display, waiting "interval" seconds between updates.
2/[NO]SORT
 sorting options, specified the same as in /DISPLAY
2 /SUBPROCESS
 display subprocess
2 /WIDTH[=linelength]
 controls diplay width
