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			GARY SIFTAR
			VIKING INFORMATION SYSTEMS
			2815 E. SKELLY DRIVE  SUITE 816
			TULSA, OK	74105
			(918) 745-6500

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 A brief overview of the directories:
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.le;PROCNAME
 UNDER VMS IF TWO PEOPLE ARE LOGGED IN USING THE
SAME USERNAME THE FIRST ONE WILL HAVE THE TRUE
'USERNAME' (FOR THE PROCESS NAME) AND THE SECOND ONLY 
THE TERMINAL NUMBER (E.G. _TTA5:).
 I WANTED A WAY TO TEST IN 'SYLOGIN.COM' TO ALLOW
ONLY ONE 'USERNAME' FROM A COUPLE OF TERMINALS. BUT
I HAD TO BE ABLE TO FIND OUT THE REAL USERNAME.
 THIS PROGRAM (WHEN RUN FROM THE SITE DEPENDENT LOGIN
COMMAND FILE WILL CHANGE THE 'PROCESS NAME' FROM
WHATEVER IT IS TO BE 'TT#_USERNAME' E.G. A5_MYNAME
BATCH BECOMES 'BATCHJOB#USERNAME' E.Q. 126YOURNAME.
 SO NOW YOU WILL BE ABLE TO DO A '$ SHOW SYSTEM' AND
SEE THE CORRECT TERMINAL NUMBER AND USERNAME FOR EACH
PROCESS.
 THIS DOES NOT AFFECT SYSTEM RESOURCE ACCOUNTING IN
ANY WAY (THAT I KNOW OF).  THE CORRECT (UNCHANGED)
USERNAME GOES IN THE SAME WAY IT ALWAYS DID.
 ONE THING 'PROCNAME' IS GOOD FOR IS THE TESTING OF
DIALUP LINES TO ALLOW (OR DISALLOW) CERTAIN USERNAMES.
.LE;ABORT
 THIS PROGRAM, WHEN PLACED IN THE OPERATOR ACCOUNT,
ALLOWS ANYONE (YOUR OPERATOR) TO BE ABLE TO DO A 
'STOP/ID=pid' WITHOUT GIVING THE OPERATOR ACCOUNT
SYSTEM 'WORLD' PRIVILEGE.  HOW IT WORKS IS THAT YOU
INSTALL 'ABORT' WITH 'WORLD' PRIVILEGE AND THEN YOU
CAN REMOVE IT FROM THE OPERATOR ACCOUNT.
I ALSO PUT A   $ ABORT :== "RUN ABORT" IN THE
'[OPERATOR]LOGIN.COM' FILE.
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