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	Programs have been developed to save the user's CLI command
recall buffer and to restore the user's CLI command recall buffer.  The
practical application of these is in a situation where the user is doing
some repetative set of commands,  then logs out to go for coffee and then
later logs in to resume the work.  By saving the recall buffer as you log
out and then restoring it as you log in,  the last 20 CLI commands are
once again available to you without having re-executed them.
	To be able to use these programs the user must do certain setup
procedures and the system manager must install one image with privilege.
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	For the users:
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	1. Edit your login.com file and put the following line anywhere
	   in login.com.
	   $ ...
	   $ ...
	   $ lo	:== @sys$login:logout
	   $ ...

	2. Edit your login.com file and put the following line at the
	   end of login.com.
	   $ ...
	   $ ...
	   $ run sys$system:restore_rb
	   $ exit

	3. Create a logout file called logout.com in the directory
	   associated with sys$login and put the following line in it.

	   $ run sys$system:save_recall_buffer
	   $ logout
	   $ exit
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	For the system managers:
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	1. Copy the following command procedure to your sys$manager directory
	   and the execute the command procedure.

	   $ copy/log cyc::sys$manager:recall_buffer.com sys$manager:*.*
	   $ @sys$manager:recall_buffer

	   Recall_buffer.com contains the following commands:
	   $ set verify
           $ ! This is a comand procedure to move, assemble, link and install
           $ ! the parts of the recall buffer utility.
	   $ ! Filespec - cyc::sys$system:recall_buffer.com
	   $
	   $ copy/log 4::sys$manager:restore_recall_buffer.mar,-
	   save_recall_buffer.mar,install_restore_recall_buffer.com,-
	   recall_buffer.txt sys$manager:*.*
	   $ mac sys$manager:restore_recall_buf/object=-
	   sys$manager:restore_recall_buffer
	   $ link/notrace/exec=sys$system:restore_rb -
	   sys$manager:restore_recall_buffer,sys$system:sys.stb/select
	   $ mac sys$manager:save_recall_buffer/object=-
	   sys$manager:save_recall_buffer
	   $ link/exec=sys$system:save_recall_buffer -
	    sys$manager:save_recall_buffer,sys$system:sys.stb/select
	   $ run sys$system:install
	   restore_rb.exe/priv
	   $ set noverify
	   $ exit

	3. Edit sys$manager:systartup.com and include the following line so that
	   restore_recall_buffer.exe is installed at system boot time as a
	   privileged image.
	   $ ...
	   $ ...
	   $ @sys$manager:install_restore_recall_buffer
	   $ ...
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	Please address any problems, comments or questions to Mike Mouat
	at loc 411.    86/9/15
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