The files in these directory are LSE and TPU procedurce
         that we use to modify our LSE environment.   The slides
	 and session notes for the presentation of this material
	 given at the Fall'87 Symposium given in Anaheim are
	 included in the sub directory [.SLIDES].

	 The directory [.LSE] contains the LSE and TPU source
	 files.  The directory [.SRC] contains the source for a
	 user callable routine used by several commands.  Linked
	 executable images are supplied in [.EXE].

	 The command procedure SECTION.COM may be used to build
	 the LSE section file from sources.

         The following lines should be added to your system
         startup command procedures to insure that the section
         file and user callable routine is installed.  The
         following logical names must be defined before executing
         these commands. 

$ Define/system/exe/nolog USER_EXE           AP:[USER.EXE]
$ Define/system/exe/nolog USER_LSE           AP:[USER.LSE]
$ Define/system/exe/nolog USER_SHR           AP:[USER.SHR]
$ Define/system/exe/nolog LSE$ENVIRONMENT    USER_LSE:LSE_ENVIRONMENT
$ Define/system/exe/nolog LSE$INITIALIZATION USER_LSE:LSE_INITIALIZATION
$ Define/system/exe/nolog LSE$SECTION	     USER_LSE:LSE_SECTION
$ Define/system/exe/nolog LSE$SOURCE	-
			[],[.Src],[.Inc],[.Com],[.txt],[.doc],[.lib],Cms$lib
$ Define/system/exe/nolog TPU$CALLUSER       USER_SHR:TPUCALLUSER_SHARE.EXE
$ Define/system/exe/nolog INSTALL            SYS$SYSTEM:INSTALL.EXE

$ Verb = "ADD"
$ If F$file("USER_LSE:LSE_SECTION.TPU$SECTION","KNOWN") Then Verb = "REPLACE"
$ If F$search ("USER_LSE:LSE_SECTION.TPU$SECTION") .nes. "" Then -
    INSTALL 'verb' USER_LSE:LSE_SECTION.TPU$SECTION/OPEN/HEADER_RESIDENT/SHARED
$	
$ verb = "ADD"
$ If F$file("USER_SHR:TPUCALLUSER_SHARE.EXE","KNOWN") Then Verb = "REPLACE"
$ If F$search ("USER_SHR:TPUCALLUSER_SHARE.EXE") .nes. "" Then -
    INSTALL 'verb' USER_SHR:TPUCALLUSER_SHARE.EXE/OPEN/HEADER_RESIDENT/SHARED

	 The session notes discribe the use of the various
	 procedures and show the definition of all keys. The keys
	 are defined ins LSEINI.LSE.  The diffinitions may be
	 changed for your environment.  A file, LSEINI.HELP, may
	 be found in USER_TXT that is call using GOLD H.  It
	 summerises all the key difinitions and commands online.

	 Any questions or comments may be addressed to:

		Earl S. Cory
		EATON Corporation
		Information Management Systems Division
		31717 La Tienda Drive
		Westlake Village, California 91359

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