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<APPENDIX>(The Distribution Tape\distrib_appendix)

<P>This appendix discusses what has been provided for you on the tape you just
received with this manual.  <EMPHASIS>(This list is subject to change without
notice and may not accurately describe the contents of your tape.)

<HEAD1>(CMU-OpenVMS/IP 6.6 proper\CMUIP_DIST_1)

<HEAD2>(Saveset A: -- Installation\CMUIP_DIST_2)
<HEAD3>(KITINSTAL.COM\CMUIP_DIST_3)
<P>This is a DCL script used by the VMSINSTAL.COM product installation
procedure to install the CMU-OpenVMS/IP Package.  It must reside in the first (.A)
saveset.

<HEAD3>(Release Notes\CMUIP_DIST_4)
<P>An overview of the additions to CMU-OpenVMS/IP 6.6 over 6.5.

<HEAD3>(Install Scripts\CMUIP_DIST_5)
<P>These are DCL command procedures called by KITINSTAL.COM to configure
and install the various CMU-OpenVMS/IP componants.

<HEAD2>(Saveset B -- Programs\CMUIP_DIST_6)
<HEAD3>(Images\CMUIP_DIST_7)
<P>All binary images are included in this saveset: images, symbionts, RTLs,
etc...

<HEAD3>(CLD files\CMUIP_DIST_8)
<P>Command Language Definition files.  These are used by the installation
procedure to add new VERBs to the VMS system.  These files my be modified by
the user and then added to the system manually using the DCL "SET COMMAND"
command.

<HEAD3>(Help files\CMUIP_DIST_9)
<P>These  are  help  libraries  (.HLB) used  by the  various applications to
provide on-line help.  For instance, typing HELP at the "FTP>" prompt in FTP
will cause FTP to reference on of these libraries.

<P>Also included here are the help modules (.HLP) which are added to the
system Help Library in order to describe the various CMU-OpenVMS/IP applications.

<HEAD2>(Saveset C:  Sources\CMUIP_DIST_10)
<x>(Source code)

<P>This save set contains the source code for
the entire  package.   Each CMU-OpenVMS/IP  component keeps  it's source  code in a
separate saveset (.SRC) withing this one.  Most of the code is written in
BLISS-32, with some part in MACRO.  CMU uses Digital's Module Management
System (MMS) to build the images and savestes.  These  savesets also contain
the CLD files, Help Library sources, the MMS rules, and everything else
needed to recreate the CMUIP066.* savesets, except for the documentation
source which is stored in the D saveset.  

<HEAD2>(Saveset D: Documentation\CMUIP_DIST_11)
<x>(Documentation)
<HEAD3>(CMUIP_PRO.PS\CMUIP_DIST_12)
<P>The PostScript code for the CMU-OpenVMS/IP Manual.

<HEAD3>(The document sources\CMUIP_DIST_13)
<P>These are the source files for the CMU-OpenVMS/IP manual.  To compile them you
will need a copy of the Digial DOCUMENT software.  Also included is a MMS
rule file for building the manual you are holding in your hands right now.

<FOOTNOTE>(DAG\The mail system which had previously been included on the tape
as CMU_Mail.SAV is no longer included and we encourage anyone using that mailer
to begin using the MX mail delivery system.)
<ENDAPPENDIX>