1 ZILCH
 Zilch is a screen editor which can display and edit one or more  files
 at  a  time.   Complete  documentation  is  in ICR$DOCUMENT:ZILCH.DOC.
 Typing ZCAI INTRO invokes an interactive beginner's tutorial on  using
 Zilch.   Typing  ZCAI  ADVANCED  invokes an advanced tutorial on using
 Zilch.

 Format:

      ZILCH [file-spec[,...]]
2 Parameters
[file-spec[,...]]

Specifies one or more files to be edited.  The files are  displayed  in
separate windows on the screen.  Wild card file names are allowed.

If file-spec is omitted, Zilch tries  to  restore  a  previous  editing
session from the file specified in the /Restore qualifier.  By default,
Zilch is defined in the system login command file to save  and  restore
sessions from 'username'.zil where 'username' is the first 9 letters of
the currently logged in user's name.

2 Qualifiers
/Restore=file-spec
 Specifies a file from which Zilch restores a previous editing  session
 if  no files were specified on the command line.  By default, Zilch is
 defined in the system login command file to save and restore  sessions
 from  'username'.zil  where  'username'  is the first 9 letters of the
 currently logged in user's name.

/Save=file-spec
 Specifies a file in which Zilch saves the current editing session when
 it  exits.   By  default, Zilch is defined in the system login command
 file to save and restore sessions from 'username'.zil where 'username'
 is the first 9 letters of the currently logged in user's name.

/Help=file-spec
 Specifies a file which Zilch displays during the "?" help command.  By
 default,  Zilch  is  defined  in the system login command file to read
 SYS$PUBLIC:ZHELP.

/Initialize=file-spec
 Specifies a file containing Zilch keyboard commands which are executed
 before  control  is  given  to  the  terminal.   There  is  no default
 initialization file.

/Terminal=term
 Overrides Zilch's default selection  of  terminal  type.   By  default
 Zilch  assumes your terminal is a VT100 or VT52 if the system terminal
 type (as displayed by the SHOW TERMINAL command)  is  VT100  or  VT52,
 respectively.   Otherwise Zilch assumes your terminal is an ADM3A.  To
 use an ADM5, /TERM=ADM5 should be specified on Zilch's  command  line,
 or the DCL command "Z5" may be used.

 "term" may be one of the following:

     1.  VT100

     2.  VT52

     3.  ADM3A

     4.  ADM5


/Length=n
 Specifies the page size of the terminal.   24  lines  is  the  default
 length.  The following terminals accept the following lengths:

     1.  VT100 - 3-24 lines

     2.  VT52 - 3-24 lines

     3.  ADM3A - 3-24 lines

     4.  ADM5 - 3-24 lines


/Width=n
 Specifies the width of the terminal.  80 columns is the default width.
 The following terminals accept the following widths:

     1.  VT100 - 1-132 columns

     2.  VT52 - 1-80 columns

     3.  ADM3A - 1-80 columns

     4.  ADM5 - 1-80 columns


/Case=case
 Sets the default initial case for buffers.  "case"  may  be  UPPER  or
 LOWER.   If  the /Case switch isn't specified, Zilch uses LOWER as the
 initial case, which allows insertion of upper or lower case characters
 in the buffer.

/FORMAP=file-spec
 Specifies  a  file  which  contains  mapping  characters  for  Fortran
 programs.   By  default,  Zilch is defined in the system login command
 file to read SYS$PUBLIC:FORMAP.

/PASMAP=file-spec
 Specifies  a  file  which  contains  mapping  characters  for   Pascal
 programs.   By  default,  Zilch is defined in the system login command
 file to read SYS$PUBLIC:PASMAP.

/RATMAP=file-spec
 Specifies  a  file  which  contains  mapping  characters  for   Ratfiv
 programs.   By  default,  Zilch is defined in the system login command
 file to read SYS$PUBLIC:RATMAP.

/TEXTMAP=file-spec
 Specifies a file which contains mapping characters for text files.  By
 default,  Zilch  is  defined  in the system login command file to read
 SYS$PUBLIC:RNOMAP.

