d/lloodd11_86

It details the actions of the job
and the responses of the computer. To view, do this:
@TYpe FILENAME.LOG
9) .MEM: This is a memorandum. Often times being inter-office memos and the
like. Use them as any normal text file.
10) .TEXT: This is the uncommon filetype name for a text file. See .TXT for
proper usage.
11) .TXT: These are text files. They contain written information and data to be
read. The command for using them is as follows:
@TYpe FILENAME.TXT

  To use files in other directories, type the directory name in brackets before
the filename. Ex:
@TYpe <SMITH>SECRET.TXT
This applies for all filetypes and commands. Once again restrictions may apply
with regard to protection.

                         SECTION V: SYSTEM-WIDE COMMUNICATIONS

  Communication to other system users is done primarily two ways: direct and
indirect. Direct includes chatting with another online user and such, while
indirect is generally done through electronic mail and the like.
  Here are the common comman