 ;++ > ; Copyright  1993 - 1998  by Brian Schenkenberger and TMESIS. ; ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.1 ;                            Notice of Disclaimer 3 ;                         -------------------------  ; M ; This Software is provided "AS IS" and is supplied for informational purpose M ; only.  No warranty is expressed or implied and no liability can be accepted M ; for any direct, indirect or consequential damages or for any damage whatso- L ; ever resulting in the loss of systems, data or profit from the use of thisM ; software or from any of the information contained herein.  The author makes M ; no claims as to the suitablility or fitness of this Software or information . ; contain herein for any particular purpose.   ; 0 ;                            Title and Ownership3 ;                         ------------------------- K ; NO TITLE TO AND/OR OWNERSHIP OF THIS SOFTWARE IS HEREBY TRANSFERRED.  ANY K ; MODIFICATION WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER IS K ; PROHIBITED.  ANY USE, IN WHOLE OR PART, OF THIS SOFTWARE FOR A COMMERCIAL K ; PRODUCT WITHOUT THE PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT OF THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER IS ALSO K ; PROHIBITED.  THE TECHNIQUES EMPLOYED IN THE SOFTWARE ARE THE INTELLECTUAL K ; PROPERTY OF THE COPYRIGHT HOLDER.  THIS SOFTWARE CONTAINS "TRADE SECRETS" K ; AND PROPRIETARY SOFTWARE TECHNIQUES.  REVERSE ENGINEERING OF THE SOFTWARE  ; IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.  ;-- 	 eXcellent + eXpedient Process Default Notification Tool 	 eXtensive    TMESIS xpdnt v1.1   J This product offers a convenient mechanism for displaying the current pro-J cess default on OpenVMS systems.  It is shipped with three supporting stubA programs which will allow the process default to be displayed in:   G   -- the DCL prompt (32 characters max.  Last 32 characters is longer.) I   -- the 25th "status line" of terminals supporting host writable status  (   -- the "Title Bar" of DECterm windows.  H The procedure INSTALL_XPDNT.COM, found in the installation direcotry youI specify at installation time, must be invoked before xpdnt will function. ; This procedure should be called during your system startup.   J After installing xpdnt, the XPDNT command must be defined.  The ideal loc-I ation for the XPDNT command is in a user's LOGIN.COM file.  This allows a K user to elect to use XPDNT and, if elected, which display method.  The com- I mand itself can be defined in the SYLOGIN.COM or LOGIN.COM file as a for- 
 eign command:   $ $ XPDNT == "$TMESIS$XPDNT:XPDNT.EXE"   or as a DCL command:    $ SET COMMAND TMESIS$XPDNT:XPDNT  K Once the command has been defined, XPDNT can be used to install the process  default display stub of choice.   D To display the process default in the DCL prompt, use the following:   $ XPDNT/DCL_PROMPT  C To display the process default in the 25th line, use the following:    $ XPDNT/STATUS_LINE   I To display the process default in a DECterm title bar, use the following:    $ XPDNT/DECTERM_TITLE     1 xpdnt can only be invoked once per login session.   K Once xpdnt has been installed, moving about on the system via $ SET DEFAULT K will reflect your default.  xpdnt can be used in conjunction with any other 3 procedures used for changing default on the system.   J xpdnt also provides a "navigation" function.  After xpdnt had been used toK load the display stub, a <control><N> sequence at the DCL prompt will cause J the navigator to be launched.  The navigator is a SMG style menu-like toolJ which will allow the user to easily move about the system based upon prior	 defaults.   L ----------------------------------------------------------------------------  