1 SEND
The SEND command invokes SEND.EXE, a program that can be used to
send a message to another user.  The user to which the message is
being sent must be logged on and his/her terminal must be set to
BROADCAST.  If the user is not logged on or has his/her terminal
set to NOBROADCAST (or broadcast class NOUSER1) then you can have
the message sent by VAX MAIL if the destination specified is a
username.  The following will be displayed immediately at the
destination terminal: 

  From  {Terminal}   {Username}   {Time}

	{message}


Command Format:

   $ SEND[/(NO)MAIL] [destination] [message] 

2 /MAIL
	 The MAIL [and NOMAIL] specify whether or not a message 
is mailed (or not mailed) if the message is cannot be sent when a 
destination is specified by a username.  If /MAIL is specified 
then the message is mailed if the message cannot not be sent to 
at least one terminal the specified user is logged on (i.e. if 
the terminal is logged on two terminals and one is set 
NOBROADCAST, then the message will be mailed, even though the 
message is sent to the BROADCAST terminal).  If the user is not 
logged on then the message will be sent by MAIL.

	If NOMAIL is specified then the message will not be 
mailed under any circumstance.  If no qualifier is used then the
user will be prompted as to whether or not a message should be 
mailed if the mesage cannot be sent to a terminal.

2 destination

	A destination is either a terminal identifier or a
username or a list of usernames and terminals separated by
commas.   A terminal identifier must contain a colon (.ie. TTE4:
or RTA2:).  If the destination is not specified, then the user
wiil be prompted for the destination.  If the destination is not
specified then the message cannot be specified.  

3 examples

	Terminals - TTE4: or RTA2:

	Usernames - SYSTEM or FIELD

	list - SYSTEM,TTE4:,FIELD

2 message

	The message can take the remainder of the command line 
and is the message to be sent to the destination.  If the message 
is not specified then the user will be prompted for a message of 
up to nineteen lines in length.