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F$CONTEXT lexical function #1
F$CONTEXT lexical function #2
F$CONTEXT lexical function #3
F$CVTIME lexical function #1
F$CVTIME lexical function #2
F$DIRECTORY lexical function
F$ELEMENT lexical function #1
F$ELEMENT lexical function #2
F$ENVIRONMENT lexical function
- changing default file protections with
F$EXTRACT lexical function #1
F$EXTRACT lexical function #2
F$FAO lexical function #1
F$FAO lexical function #2
F$GETQUI lexical function
- obtaining queue information #1
- obtaining queue information #2
F$GETSYI lexical function
- obtaining information
F$INTEGER lexical function #1
F$INTEGER lexical function #2
- converting data types
F$LENGTH lexical function
- with F$LOCATE #1
- with F$LOCATE #2
F$LOCATE lexical function
- with F$LENGTH #1
- with F$LENGTH #2
F$LOGICAL lexical function
F$MODE lexical function
- in login procedures
F$PARSE lexical function #1
F$PARSE lexical function #2
F$PID lexical function #1
F$PID lexical function #2
- obtaining process information #1
- obtaining process information #2
F$SEARCH lexical function
- searching for files
- using with DELETE command
F$STRING lexical function
- converting data types
F$TRNLNM lexical function
- translating logical names
F$TYPE lexical function
- identifying symbols
F$VERIFY lexical function #1
F$VERIFY lexical function #2
F$VERIFY lexical function #3
Fields
- See also Sort/Merge utility
File access
- from remote notes
- using control strings
File browsers
FILE command
- in Mail
File protection #1
File protection #2
- changing default with F$ENVIRONMENT lexical function
- confidential files
- required for proxy access
File specifications
- alternate form for magnetic tapes
- list of included fields
- networks
- node names #1
- node names #2
- rules for entering
- specifying a list of
- using a percent sign (%) wildcard character in
- using an asterisk (*) wildcard character in
- valid characters in
- with null values
File type field
- asterisk (*) wildcard character in
- using a percent sign (%) wildcard character in
- with null values
File types
- list of defaults #1
- list of defaults #2
- rules for entering
File version numbers
- using an asterisk (*) wildcard character in
Files
- accessing
  - on a private device
  - on volume sets
- adding ACEs for security auditing
- appending to Mail messages
- applying an alarm to
- auditing access #1
- auditing access #2
- closing from command procedures
- concatenating
- controlling the number of versions
- copying
  - between nodes #1
  - between nodes #2
  - using Mail
- copying from remote account
- creating
  - from Mail messages
  - with COPY command
  - with CREATE command
- deciding when to use security auditing
- definition
- deleting
- deleting from within command procedures
- displaying
  - contents #1
  - contents #2
  - contents #3
  - using wildcard characters
- initialization
- MAIL.MAI
- mailing
  - from DCL level
  - using Mail utility
- modifying
- naming
- opening
- printing
- printing from a private volume
- protecting #1
- protecting #2
- protection of confidential
- protection required for proxy access
- purging
- renaming
- specifying wildcard characters
- using F$SEARCH lexical function to locate
- using the /VERSION_LIMIT qualifier
- version numbers #1
- version numbers #2
Files--11 On-Disk Structure
Foreign commands
- automatic
- character limit #1
- character limit #2
Foreign file specifications
- on networks
FORTUSER.COM command procedure
FORWARD command
- in Mail
Full names
Function keys
- VT200 series terminals
- VT300 series terminals

G

General identifiers
- example
Generic device names
$GETDVI lexical function #1
$GETDVI lexical function #2
GETPARMS.COM command procedure
- sample execution

H

Hardcopy output
- security measures
Hardcopy terminals
- logout considerations
Help
- for commands
- for system messages
HELP command
- in Mail
HELP/MESSAGE command
Help Message utility (MSGHLP)
- invoking
Hyphen (-)
- in a directory name

I

Identifiers
IF command
- using in command procedures
Images
Initialization files
INITIALIZE command
- Files--11 On-Disk Structure
- format
Initializing
Input
Input files
- temporary defaults in a parameter list
Input streams
- redirecting
INQUIRE command
Insert mode
- definition
Interactive mode
- processes
Internet
- specifying transport
Iterations
- definition

J

Job controllers
- affected by shift restrictions
Job terminations
- imposed by shift restrictions
Job trees
- definition

K

Key definitions
- assigning
- in Mail
Key names
- in Mail
Keypads
- default in Mail
- defining in Mail
Keys
- arrow
  - recalling commands
Keys (keyboard)
Keywords
- in DCL command lines

L

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