1 JOBS
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  Are you forgetful?  Is your memory slipping?  Cannot figure what needs to
be done?  Are you old?  Or are you just going senile?  Or maybe you are one 
of those that writes it down, but your desk is so disorganized you cannot 
find your written list.  JOBS may be the answer for you.  This command 
enables the user to keep up with a job list.  Unlike reminders that 
annoyingly flashes on your screen whether you are ready for another job 
or not, JOBS allows you to see what needs to be done when you are ready 
and update accordingly.  
  When this program is activated, a file called   username.jobs  is 
created in your login directory.  The first letter is all that is needed
in the parameter field.
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2 ADD
To add jobs to the list, use the add command.  The procedure will then
prompt you for the input.

example:

    $ JOBS ADD
    Enter job & discription:  < the user answers here >

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2 DELETE
To delete jobs from the job list, use the DELETE command.  This will
place the job file in the LANGUAGE SENSITIVE EDITOR (LSE) and allow
you to update.  Processing will end when you exit from LSE.
 
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2 MODIFY
This parameter is essential the same as the DELETE parameter.  Once in
the LANGUAGE SENSITIVE EDITOR (LSE) the user can add, delete or modify.

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2 blank
A blank parameter field will display the contents of the job list.

example:

  $ JOBS

  [1m*[m FINISH REPORT ON MEMORY IMPROVEMENT


  [1m*[m WORK ON PROGRAM TO CHECK IF A USER EXISTS ON THE SYSTEM

