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   CMEDIT    A NATIVE MODE EDITOR (LINE ORIENTED)
             SIMILAR BUT WITH MANY EXTENSIONS TO IBM CMS
   INDEX     A FORTRAN CROSS-REFERENCE PROGRAM
             IT WORKS VERY WELL WITH THE OLD ANSII STANDARD
             (MODIFICATIONS FOR NEW STANDARD SHOULD NOT BE TOO DIFFICULT)
   EBCDIC    A FILE TRANSFER UTILITY TO TRANSFER ASCII FILES
             TO IBM VIA STANDARD LABELLED IBM FIXED OR FIXED BLOCK TAPES
             ALSO NON-LABELLED FILES
             THE UTILITY IS A MUST FOR OFF-LINE PRINTING OR IBM DATA TRANSFER
   IBMTAPE   A FILE TRANSFER UTILITY TO TRANSFER IBM STANDARD LABEL EBDIC FILES
             TO ASCII ON THE VAX
             ACCEPTABLE FORMATS ARE FIXED OR FIXED BLOCK
 
 
FILES:
      CMEDIT.FOR     SOURCE CODE FOR CMEDIT
                     TO USE COMPILE & LINK
                     TO EXECUTE  CMEDIT :==DBAx:[dir]CMEDIT
                     CMEDIT filename.typ
      CMEDIT.HLP     HELP FILES FOR CMEDIT (PUT ON [SYSHLP])
 
      INDEX.FOR      SOURCE CODE FOR INDEX
                     TO USE COMPILE & LINK
                     RUN DBAx:[dir]INDEX
 
      EBCDIC.FOR     FORTRAN SOURCE CODE FOR EBCDIC(VAX -->  IBM)
      VAX2IBM.MAR    MACRO SOURCE CODE FOR ABOVE
                     TO USE COMPILE & LINK
                     RUN DBAx:[dir]EBCDIC
                     or VAX2IBM :== RUN DBAx:[dir]EBCDIC
                     VAX2IBM
 
      IBMTAPE.FOR    SOUCE CODE FOR IBMTAPE
                     TO USE COMPILE (/CONT=99) & LINK
                     RUN DBAx:[dir]IBMTAPE
 
comments:
     The above files are contributed by The Boeing Company to DECUS
     Modifications will be made on a continuing basis. If the programs
     are of use to DECUS, revised copies well be made available.
     Note :  CMEDIT is very easy to use and is used by about 60% of
     our users as the standard editor. It is weak in character mode
     editing compared to SOS but is quite fast and has excellent
     line mode commands. Some macro capability is present as well
     as block maipulation commands (put a block on a file,get a block or
     file, remove a block, duplicate a block, move a block).
 
     The programs are authored by or revised by Byron Bassett
     Boeing Computer Services.
          Phone 206-773-5028
          Address:
           Byron Bassett
           MS  8E-10
           PO Box 24346
           Seattle, Washington 98124