From:
	Computer Center
	Stevens Institute of Technology 
	Castle Point Station
	Hoboken, NJ 07030
	201-420-5479
 By:
	Peter Roome		PROOME@VAXA.STEVENS-TECH.EDU
	David L. Stevens	DSTEVENS@VAXA.STEVENS-TECH.EDU
	other former Computer Center Staff


 Disclaimer:
	The following software is being distributed in only source form to
	eliminate the concern of viral infection.  We do not certify the
	accuracy of this software, nor do we intend to offer support for
	any of the products contained herein.  We would however appreciate
	that any modifications be sent back to us so that we may incorporate
	them into the original source code.

 Contents:


	Directory [SIT.CLUSTER_UTILS]

	   [.BATCH_CHAINING]
		Command procedure to allow chaining of batch jobs without
		modifying the original command procedure

	   [.CHECK_SOFTWARE_STARTUP]

		Utility used to load software in a heterogeneous cluster at
		startup time.

	   [.LIBRARY_EXTRACT]

		Utility to perform a complete extraction of a library.

	   [.LOGIN-CHECK]

		Utility that does some basic checking on the account before
		allowing the user to login in.

	   [.NET_COPY]

		Prompting utility for network copying, similar to DEC-10 NFT.     

	   [.PRINTER_SYMBIONT]

		Modifications to the default VMS Print Symbiont.  This program
		implements a different Burst & Flag page than defaulted by the
		standard VAX Print Symbiont.




	Directory [SIT.GENERAL_C_MODULES]

		A collection of generic VAXC modules and Include files used
		to create an easy and convenient interface to tasks that are
		often required, but difficult to accomplish.




	Directory [SIT.LSE]

		Mail Environment definition for use of LSE as ones default
		VAXMail editor.




	Directory [SIT.MIC]

		Command file activation utility.  Procedure that allows user
		to store names of commonly used command procedures and a
		command word to start them, but not create a large process
		symbol table to hold all the symbols.




	Directory [SIT.QMS]

		Queued Mail System interfacing DECnet (SMTP & Mail 11),
		BITnet and CMU TCP/IP.  Utility internally determines what
		network the mail message is destined for and routes it to
		the specific network mail queue for delivery.  The Mail
		System requires very limited set up and initialization info
		to be specified.