1 SEND

	Then SEND command will allow a user to send a message to
	another user that is logged into the system.  This is very
	useful for those users who which to be notified when their
	batch job has reached a certain point.
	
	$ SEND/qualifiers "message"
2 /USER

	The USER qualifier allows the sender to specify a particular
	user. The /USER and /TERMINAL qualifiers cannot be used together.

	$ SEND/USER=LINDA "Hi there Linda"

2 /TERMINAL

	The TERMINAL qualifier allows the sender to specify a particular
	terminal.  The /TERMINAL and /USER qualifiers cannot be used
	together.

	$ SEND/TERM=TTA2: "Where are we going for lunch?"
	$ SEND/TERM=OPA0: "Hello, is anybody out there?"

2 /LOG

	The /LOG qualifier will notify the sender of the success or
	failure of the sent message.  If a user has set their
	terminal to NOBROADCAST, /LOG will notify sender of the
	rejection.

	$ SEND/USER=LINDA/LOG "What time is lunch?"

	1 Successful Deliveries
	0 Time outs
	0 Deliveries Rejected

	$ SEND/USER=BEN/LOG "Do you want to join us for lunch?"

	0 Successful Deliveries
	0 Time outs
	1 Deliveries Rejected

2 /BELL

	The /BELL will ring the terminal bell when the message is
	successfully delivered.

	$ SEND/USER=LINDA/BELL "We are leaving for lunch in 10 minutes."
