		SEVEN MAJOR CHANGES FROM VERSION 27I (LAST RELEASE):
	1)	/O AND /G HAVE BEEN ADDED,
	2)	AS WELL AS /X,
	3)	/T AND /Q, AS WELL AS
		MORE INFORMATION IN GENERAL GIVEN THE USER AS TO
		PROGRESS DURING SINGLE-USER RESTORES.
	4)	THE FORMAT OF THE /P AND /L OUTPUT HAS BEEN CHANGED
	5)	/Z AND /Y HAVE BEEN ADDED TO DEFEAT OR ALLOW
		REWINDING UPON FINDING A TRAILER RECORD.
	6)	/J NOW LOOKS FOR THE NEXT TRAILER RECORD <WRAP-UP
		RECORD OF A SAVE-SET.>
		/J WILL POINT YOU TO THE NEXT SAVE-SET
		IF ONE IS PRESENT; USE /A'S TO POSITION TAPE
		AFTER MAGRIM AND/OR SAVE OR SSAVE HEADER FILES!
	7)	FINALLY, 5-SERIES-FORMAT TAPES MAY BE RESORED TO 
		4-SERIES SYSTEMS.



		FIRST, /O AND /G:
		*DEFAULT CONDITION IS /G=/O=PROJECT PROGRAMMER NUMBER
		RUNNING THE JOB!*
		/GMM,NN SETS THE SOURCE PROJECT PROGRAMMER NUMBER
		TO MM,NN.
		/OXX,YY SETS THE DESTINATION PROJECT PROGRAMMER NUMBER
		TO XX,YY.

		TO "GET" PROJECT PROGRAMMER NUMER 1,4'S FILES
		AND "OUTPUT" THEM AS BELONGING TO 10,10:
		/W (REWIND THE TAPE, OPTIONAL)
		/G1,4
		/O10,10
		/U (SAVE JUST THE ONE PROJECT PROGRAMMER NUMBER, BUT
		   SAVE ALL STRUCTURES)

		OR
		/G1,4
		/O10,10
		/S (1,4'S FILES ARE SAVED .. OR RESTORED
		   AS IF BELONGING TO 10,10; 10,10'S FILES ARE IGNORED
		   SINCE THIS WOULD CREATE 2 10,10 AREAS, ALL OTHER USER
		   AREAS AND FILES ARE SAVED OR RESTORED AS PER
		   USUAL.


		THE USE OF /O AND /G MAY BE LIMITED TO CERTAIN PROJECT-
		PROGRAMMER NUMBERS; CHECK WITH YOUR SYSTEMS' MANAGER.




		SECOND, /X IS USED TO RECREATE THE ORIGINAL TTYOUT
		FAILSAFE GENERATES DURING A SAVE: E.G.,
		DSKA	01,01
		DSKB	01,01
		DSKB	01,02
		ETC.


		THIRD, /T AND /Q ENABLE AND DISABLE (RESPECTIVELY)
		FAILSAFE'S INFORMING THE USER AS TO PROGRESS IN
		RESTORING THE USER'S FILES FROM TAPE TO DISK; 
		/R RESTORES DO NOT RESPOND TO /T OR /Q!


		ALL SINGLE-USER RESTORES WILL INFORM THE USER AS
		TO LOCATING THE USER'S AREA ON THE FAILSAFE TAPE, E.G.,
		"LOCATED ON TAPE	DSKX	XX,YY"

		BUT USING /T ENABLES MORE DETAILED PROGRESS REPORTS:
		FOR EXAMPLE..
		"FOUND ON TAPE DSKB: FILE.IN"
		"<"
		(SIGNALS THAT THE FILE PREVIOUSLY NAMED IS SELECTED FOR
		TRANSFER FROM TAPE TO DISK; ACCESS AND CREATION CRITERIA
		HAVE BEEN MET.  THE "<" IS TYPED AS THE TRANSFER IS
		BEGUN, AND ">" AT COMPLETION OF TRANSFER.

		LOCATED ON TAPE 	DSKB	17,17

		FOUND ON TAPE  DSKB: SELECT.ONE
		<(PAUSE)>

		WOULD BE A COMPLETE SEQUENCE

		/Q QUELLS THE PROGRESS REPORTS
		OF FINDING THE FILE ON THE TAPE AS WELL AS 
		< AND > FOR TRANSFER BEGUN AND COMPLETED.


		DEFAULT CONDITION FOR SINGLE USER RESTORES IS /Q;
		/R RESTORES DO NOT RESPOND TO /T OR /Q (THEY SIMPLY
		REPORT AREAS BEING TRANSFERRED.)






		/W REWINDS THE TAPE WITH THE LOGICAL NAME "FAILSA"

		/S SAVES THE ENTIRE DISK. YOU MUST BE LOGGED IN AS 1,2

		/U SAVE ALL OF A USER'S FILES.  IF FOLLOWED BY
		ARGUMENTS, ONLY THOSE STRUCTURES MENTIONED WHICH 
		HAVE FILES FOR THE SPECIFIED USER ARE SAVED.
		/G1,4
		/O10,7
		/UDSKA (GETS ALL OF 1,4'S FILES ON DSKA AND OUTPUTS
		       THEM AS BELONGING TO 10,7)
		BOTH /S & /U MAY BE OPTIONALLY FOLLOWED BY A LIST
		OF FILE STRUCTURES OR DISK DEVICES FROM WHICH FILES
		ARE TO BE SAVED. IF NO STRUCTURES ARE LISTED,
		THE SAVE WILL COVER ALL STRUCTURES.

		EXAMPLE: /UDSKA,DPA3 (16 ARGS MAX)
		       : /SDSKA


		/R RESTORES THE ENTIRE DISK. ALSO REQUIRES 1,2



		NAME1.EXT1,NAME2.EXT2,*.EXT3,*.*, ... RESTORE PARTICULAR
		FILES.


		FOURTH, /P PRINTS A DIRECTORY OF ENTIRE TAPE ON "LST".
		THE OUTPUT FROM /P INCLUDES THE NUMBER OF BLOCKS
		ALLOCED PER FILE, A RUNNING TOTAL FOR EACH AREA,
		AND CREATION/ACCESS DATE INFORMATION.
		FILE NAME "FAILSA.DIR" IS USED IF LST=DSK OR DTA.

		/L LISTS DIRECTORY OF ALL THE USER'S FILES FROM THE
		TAPE ON DEVICE TTY. ONLY FILENAMES ARE GIVEN (SIMILAR TO
		/F IN PIP)

		/X CONDENSES OUTPUT EVEN MORE, GIVING
		"STRUCTURE PROJECT,PROGRAMMER NUMBER" ON DEVICE
		"LST."

		FIFTH, /Z AND /Y DEFEAT AND ALLOW REWIND
		(AND AUTOMATIC /J'S IF APPLICABLE), RESPECTIVELY.
		IF, FOR EXAMPLE, SEVERAL SAVE-SET ARE ON A TAPE, ONE
		MAY MANUALLY POSITION THE TAPE TO JUST IN FRONT OF THE
		SAVE-SET DESIRED.  A SINGLE /J IS USED TO MOVE TO
		ADVANCED TO JUST BEFORE THE SAVE SET DESIRED, A SINGLE
		THE SAVE-SET DESIRED, AND A /Z
		ISSUED TO DEFEAT REWINDING WHEN THE TRAILER RECORD IS
		FOUND.  A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF TIME OTHEREWISE
		SPENT MOVING TAPE CAN BE SAVED IN THIS MANNER.

		/Y ENABLES REWINDS AND AUTOMATIC /J'S.

		SIXTH, /J SEARCHES FOR A TRAILER RECORD ONLY(!).


		SEVENTH, AND LAST, IF ASSEMBLED WITH LEVELC ASSEMBLY 
		PARAMETER EQUAL TO 200000(OCTAL), FAILSAFE WILL RESTORE
		5-SERIES TAPES TO A 4-SERIES SYSTEM. NOTE THAT THERE
		IS NO TRANSLATION OF THE PROTECTION CODES.



		AFTER ANY I/O ERROR WHICH RETURNS TO MONITOR LEVEL
		TYPE "REENTER"
		/M INITIATES A SAVE AT TIMES 00:00 PLUS N*SLPMIN
		MINUTES WHERE N IS AN INTEGER AND SLPMIN IS
		AN ASSEMBLY PARAMETER INITIALLY SET TO 60 DECIMAL
		MULTIPLE MAGTAPE SAVE IS NOW COMPLETELY IMPLEMENTED.

		/EMM/DD/YY,TTTT SETS A DATE AND TIME WORD FOR SAVES AND
		RESTORES, ONLY FILES CREATED ON OR AFTER THE SPECIFIED
		DATE AND TIME WILL BE TRANSFERRED.
		/E(CARRIAGE RETURN) OR STARTING  SETS TIME TO
		MIDNITE OF 1/1/64
		WHEN A COMMA IS PRESENT IN A /E COMMAND, A NULL DATE
		IMPLIES TODAY'S DATE, A NULL TIME IMPLIES 0000(MIDNIGHT)
		SIMILARLY,
		/FMM/DD/YY SETS AN ACCESS DATE WORD SUCH THAT ON ANY
		SAVE OR RESTORE, ONLY FILES WHICH HAVE BEEN ACCESSED
		ON OR AFTER THE SPECIFIED DATE ARE TRANSFERRED.
		/F, SETS ACCESS DATE WORD TO TODAY.
		/F WITH NO ARGUMENT AND NO COMMA SETS ACCESS DATE
		TO 1/1/64 (WHICH IS THE DEFAULT DATE).
		/K/S OR /K/U SAVES ONLY THOSE FILES WHOSE ACCESS
		DATES ARE PRIOR TO THAT SET BY THE LAST /F COMMAND,
		AND THEN DELETES FROM THE DISK ALL FILES WHICH HAVE
		BEEN SAVED. WHEN /K IS USED 1,1 AND 1,4 FILES ARE
		NEITHER SAVED NOR DELETED.
		***************************************************

		NOTE WELL:  /K IS USED ON THE SAME LINE AS
		/S OR /U; /K IS RESET WHENEVER A NEW LINE IS TYPED IN!!!

		****************************************************

		/N/R OR /N(SELECTIVE RESTORE STRING) CAUSES ALL FILES
		ON THE TAPE TO BE RESTORED REGARDLESS OF THE CREATION
		DATES OF EXISTING DISK FILES.
		/I,/2,/5,/8 SET  DENSITY TO INSTALLATION STANDARD,
		200, 556, AND 800 BPI RESPECTIVELY.  DENSITY REMAINS
		SET UNTIL RESET BY ANOTHER SWITCH.

