This directory contains the three utilities written at Telex Computer Products
in Raleigh, NC.  They are:

1) AUTOLOG - an idle terminal monitor.  This one has a few features which
	make it different from the rash of other such programs you've probably
	seen.  These features are listed in the AAAREADME file in the AUTOLOG
	subdirectory.

2) CPUMON - When run on the nodes of a VAXcluster, CPUMON generates a file
	which graphically displays how busy each cluster node has been for
	the past five minutes.  If you assign SYS$ANNOUNCE to point to this
	file, users can use it to choose the least busy system when logging
	on to the cluster.  Tailoring CPUMON for your site will require
	a PASCAL compiler and just a little tinkering.  The AAAREADME file
	describes what you'll need to do.

3) HEX - This is an updated version of the HEX object file manipulation
	utility which was found on the Spring '86 tape.  HEX can be used
	for reading, writing, and manipulating object files in a variety
	of common formats such as INTEL, MOTOROLA, TEKHEX, Extended TEKHEX,
	etc.  Improvements over last years submission include word-wise
	sum checking, improved efficiency, command line recall, the addition
	of a few more formats, and accurate error status reporting to VMS
	upon exit of HEX.

For the most part, these programs were written by Dave Moore of Telex Computer
Products in Raleigh, North Carolina.  Scott Smith of Sperry Marine in
Charlottesville, Virginia made some big contributions to HEX.  Any questions,
problems, or whatever should be directed to

			Dave Moore
			Telex Computer Products
			3301 Terminal Drive
			Raleigh, NC 27604
			(919) 890-1527