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Revision 19363, 97.3 KB checked in by ghudson, 22 years ago (diff)
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1	! name title contains contained in callback ;
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3	menu up: "up" {up} [NULL] ;
4	menu root: +h "Dash" {root} [NULL] ;
5	menu Dash: "Dash" {dash} [root] ;
6	menu help: "Help" {help} [root/20] ;
7	menu courseware: "Courseware" {courseware} [root/30] ;
8	menu communication: "Communication" {communication} [root/40] ;
9	menu writeedit: "Text/Graphics" {editing} [root/50] ;
10	menu nummath: "Numerical/Math" {numeric,math} [root/60] ;
11	menu programming: "Programming" {programming} [root/70] ;
12	menu swinfo: "SoftwareInfo" {swinfo} [root/80] ;
13	menu special: "Special" {misc} [root/90] ;
14
15	item yhelp: "About Dash" [dash/01] ;
16	item qhelp: "How to use Dash menus" [dash/02] ;
17	menu screenaccs: "Screen Accessories" {screenaccs} [dash/03] ;
18	item lower: "Lower menu bar" -verify [dash/10] lowerMenu();
19	item hidemenus: "Hide menus - read help first! ->" [dash/20] unmapTree("menuTree");
20	item verify: "Confirmation Off" -verify [dash/20] toggleVerify("* Confirmation On");
21	item helptoggle: "Hide `?' Buttons" -verify [dash/100] toggleHelp("* Show `?' Buttons");
22	item restart: "Restart Dash" -verify [dash/500] restart();
23	item quitopt: "Quit Dash" [dash/1000] -verify createMapTree("quitDialog"),mapTree("quitDialog"),warpTree("quitDialog") ;
24	item gnomeopt: "Re-enable GNOME" [dash/1050] -verify createMapTree("enableGNOME"),mapTree("enableGNOME"),warpTree("enableGNOME") ;
25	item logoutopt: "Logout of Athena" [dash/1100] -verify createMapTree("logoutDialog"),mapTree("logoutDialog"),warpTree("logoutDialog") ;
26
27	item xterm: "New xterm window" [screenaccs][misc] exec("xterm");
28	item analogclock: "Analog Clock" [screenaccs/10] createTree("clockTree");
29	item xmcd: "Audio CD Player" -sgi [screenaccs/10] add("sipb"),exec("xmcd");
30	item digitalclock: "Digital Clock" [screenaccs/10] exec("xclock -digital");
31	item load: "Workstation Load Gauge" [screenaccs/10] exec("xload");
32	item xcalcti: "Calculator (TI style)" [screenaccs/10][analysis/100] exec("xcalc");
33	item xcalchp: "Calculator (HP style)" [screenaccs/10][analysis/100] exec("xcalc -rpn");
34	item calendar: "Calendar" [screenaccs/10] add("calendar"),exec("/mit/calendar/%B/xcal");
35	item screensaver: "Screen Saver" [screenaccs/10] exec("xss-button");
36	item logoutbutton: "Logout Button" [screenaccs/100] createMapTree("logoutButton"),mapTree("logoutButton");
37
38	menu ehelp: "Emergency help" {ehelp} [help/01] ;
39	menu mhelp: "Help on MIT" {mhelp} [help/10] ;
40	menu ahelp: "Help on Athena" {ahelp} [help/20] ;
41	menu chelp: "Other computer help" {chelp} [help/30] ;
42
43	item police: "Campus police" [ehelp/10] ;
44	item deans: "Dean's office" [ehelp/20] ;
45	item medical: "Medical department" [ehelp/30] ;
46	item nightline: "Nightline" [ehelp/40] ;
47	item contactline: "Contact Line" [ehelp/50] ;
48	item psych: "Psychiatric services" [ehelp/60] ;
49
50	! item lucy: "Advice from Lucy" [mhelp/40] ;
51	item mitdir: "MIT Directory" [mhelp/50] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/search.html") ;
52	item map: "Campus Map" [mhelp/100] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/map.html") ;
53
54	item olh: "On Line Help" [ahelp/10] exec("help") ;
55	item olcstock: "OLC Answers" [ahelp/20] exec("xterm -e olc answers") ;
56	item olc: "On Line Consulting" [ahelp/30] exec("xterm -e olc") ;
57	item xman: "Manual Pages" -rsaix [ahelp/40] exec("xman") ;
58	item minic: "Athena Minicourses" [ahelp/42] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/minidev/") ;
59	item hotline: "Hardware Hotline" [ahelp/45][ehelp/70][misc/90] ;
60	item xcluster: "Athena Cluster Map" [ahelp/70] exec("xcluster") ;
61
62	item ishelp: "I/S Computing Help Desk" [chelp] ;
63	item mcc: "MIT Computer Connection" [chelp] ;
64	item sipb: "Student Information Processing Board" [chelp] ;
65
66	menu mail: "Mail" {email} [communication] ;
67	menu zephyr_m: "Zephyr" {zephyr} [communication/1] ;
68	menu netnews_m: "Netnews" {netnews} [communication/1] ;
69	menu discuss_m: "Discuss" {discuss} [communication/1] ;
70	menu www_m: "WorldWideWeb" {www} [communication/1] ;
71	!menu gopher_m: "Gopher" {gopher} [communication/1] ;
72
73	item aboutmh: "About MH (Mail Handler)" [email] ;
74	item mh: "Text-based MH programs" [email] ;
75	item xmh: "XMH (X Mail Handler)" [email/10] exec("xmh") ;
76	item exmh: "EXMH" [email/15] add("sipb"),exec("exmh") ;
77	item mh-rmail: "Emacs Mail Handler" [email/20] exec("emacs -f mh-rmail") ;
78	item mailmaint: "Mailmaint" [email/30] exec("xterm -e mailmaint") ;
79	item listmaint: "Listmaint" [email/40] exec("xterm -e listmaint") ;
80
81	item aboutzephyr: "About Zephyr" [zephyr] ;
82	item zwrite: "Sending messages" [zephyr/5] ;
83	item zlocate: "Locating another user" [zephyr/10] ;
84	! item zsub: "Listening for messages" [zephyr] ;
85	! menu zephyrvis: "Zephyr Visibility" {zephyrvis} [privacy,zephyr] ;
86
87	item zephhide: "Hide location" [zephyrvis] exec("zctl hide") ;
88	item zephunhide: "Unhide location" [zephyrvis] exec("zctl unhide") ;
89	item zephannounce: "Announce logins" [zephyrvis] exec("zctl set exposure realm-announced") ;
90	item zephunannounce: "Don't announce logins" [zephyrvis] exec("zctl set exposure realm-visible") ;
91	item zephhidelogin: "Hide location on login" [zephyrvis/1000] exec("zctl set exposure none") ;
92
93	item aboutnews: "About Netnews" [netnews/0] ;
94	item xrn: "X News Reader" [netnews/10] add("sipb"),exec("xrn") ;
95	item rrn: "Text-based News Reader" [netnews/15] add("sipb"),exec("xterm -e rrn") ;
96	item gnus: "Emacs News Reader" [netnews/20] attach("sipb"),exec("emacs -l /afs/athena/system/config/dash/emacs-gnus.el -f gnus");
97
98	item aboutdiscuss: "About Discuss" [discuss/0] ;
99	item xdsc: "X Discuss Reader" [discuss/10] exec("xdsc") ;
100	item discuss: "Text-based Discuss Reader" [discuss/15] exec("xterm -e discuss") ;
101	item edsc: "Emacs Discuss Reader" [discuss/20] exec("emacs -f discuss") ;
102
103	item wwwcert: "Certificates at MIT" [www/0] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/is/help/cert/") ;
104	menu wwwlynx: "Lynx" {lynx} [www/1] ;
105	menu wwwnetscape: "Netscape 4 (default)" {netscape} [www/2] ;
106	menu wwwnetscape3: "Netscape 3" {netscape3} [www/3] ;
107	menu mozilla: "Mozilla" {mozilla} [www/4] ;
108
109	item lynxmit: "Lynx - MIT Home Page" [lynx/10] add("infoagents"),exec("xterm -e lynx http://web.mit.edu/") ;
110	item lynxsipb: "Lynx - SIPB Home Page" [lynx/20] add("infoagents"),exec("xterm -e lynx http://www.mit.edu/sipb/") ;
111	! item lynxdefault: "Lynx - default Home Page" [lynx/30] add("infoagents"),exec("xterm -e lynx") ;
112
113	item netscapemit: "Netscape 4 - MIT Home Page" -decmips [netscape/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/netscape http://web.mit.edu/");
114	item netscapesipb: "Netscape 4 - SIPB Home Page" -decmips [netscape/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/netscape http://www.mit.edu/sipb/");
115	! item netscapedefault: "Netscape 4 - default Home Page" -decmips [netscape/30] exec("/usr/athena/bin/netscape") ;
116
117	item netscape3mit: "Netscape 3 - MIT Home Page" -decmips [netscape3/10] add("infoagents"),exec("netscape-3.01 http://web.mit.edu/");
118	item netscape3sipb: "Netscape 3 - SIPB Home Page" -decmips [netscape3/20] add("infoagents"),exec("netscape-3.01 http://www.mit.edu/sipb/");
119	! item netscape3default: "Netscape 3 - default Home Page" -decmips [netscape3/30] add("infoagents"),exec("netscape-3.01") ;
120
121	item mozillamit: "Mozilla - MIT Home Page" -decmips [mozilla/10] add("infoagents"),exec("mozilla");
122	item mozillasipb: "Mozilla - SIPB Home Page" -decmips [mozilla/20] add("infoagents"),exec("mozilla http://www.mit.edu/sipb/");
123
124	menu textediting: "Text" {textediting} [editing/1] ;
125	menu graphicsediting: "Graphics" {graphicsediting} [editing/2] ;
126	menu cad: "CAD" {cad} [editing/3] ;
127
128	item emacs: "Emacs" [textediting/1] exec("emacs") ;
129	item ez: "EZ" [textediting/2] exec("ez -d") ;
130	item latex: "LaTeX" [textediting/3] ;
131	menu framestuff: "FrameMaker" {framestuff} [textediting/4]
132	;
133	item frame: "Maker" -linux -decmips -rsaix [framestuff/1] add("frame"),exec("maker") ;
134	item imaker: "Imaker" -sun4 -sgi -linux -decmips -rsaix [framestuff/2] ;
135	item framereader: "Reader (Acrobat)" -decmips [framestuff/3] add("acro"),exec("acroread") ;
136
137	item soffice: "StarOffice (limited OLC support)" -sgi [textediting/4][graphicsediting/7][spreadsheets/15] add("soffice"),exec("soffice") ;
138
139
140	item aboutpictures: "About picture editors" [graphicsediting/0] ;
141	item coreldraw: "CorelDraw" -linux [graphicsediting/1] add("corel"),exec("coreldraw") ;
142	item xpaint: "Xpaint" [graphicsediting/5] add("graphics"),exec("xpaint") ;
143	item xfig: "Xfig" [graphicsediting/4] add("sipb"),exec("xfig") ;
144	item tgif: "Tgif" [graphicsediting/3] add("sipb"),exec("tgif") ;
145	item xv: "XV" [graphicsediting/6] add("graphics"),exec("xv") ;
146	item graphother: "Other" [graphicsediting/8] ;
147	! item with weight 10 in this menu is a separator. ;
148	item xwd: "xwd/xwud" [graphicsediting/30] ;
149	item xdpr: "xdpr" [graphicsediting/30] exec("xdpr") ;
150	item bitmap: "bitmap" [graphicsediting/20] ;
151
152	item autocad13: "AutoCAD 13" -linux [cad/10] add("autocad"),exec("autocad -version 13") ;
153	item autocad12: "AutoCAD 12" -linux [cad/20] add("autocad"),exec("autocad -version 12") ;
154
155
156
157	menu complanguages: "Supported Languages" {complanguages} [programming/1] ;
158	menu otherlanguages: "Unsupported Languages" {otherlanguages} [programming/2] ;
159	menu debuggers: "Debuggers" {debuggers} [programming/10] ;
160	menu toolslibs: "Toolkits and Libraries" {toolkits,libraries} [programming/10] ;
161
162	item clang: "C/C++" [complanguages] ;
163	item fortranlang: "FORTRAN" [complanguages] ;
164	item javalang: "Java (no OLC support)" [complanguages] ;
165
166	item pascal: "Pascal" [otherlanguages] ;
167	item perl: "Perl" [otherlanguages] ;
168	item ct: "cT" [otherlanguages] ;
169	item lisp: "Allegro Common Lisp" [otherlanguages] ;
170	item schemelang: "Scheme" [otherlanguages] ;
171	item multilang: "Multi" [otherlanguages] ;
172
173	item codecenter: "Codecenter" [debuggers/10] ;
174	item multi: "Multi" [debuggers/20] ;
175	item xlibs: "X Libraries" [libraries/5] ;
176	item mathlib: "Math Libraries" [libraries/7][analysis] ;
177	item numrecipes: "Numerical Recipes" [libraries/10] ;
178	item lapack: "LAPACK" [libraries/11] ;
179
180
181
182	menu spreadsheets: "Spreadsheets" {spreadsheets} [numeric] ;
183	menu analyplot: "Analysis and Plotting" {analysis,plotting} [numeric] ;
184
185	item aboutspreadsheets: "About spreadsheets" [spreadsheets/1] ;
186	item sc: "SC" [spreadsheets/10] add("sipb"),exec("xterm -e sc") ;
187	item xess: "Xess" [spreadsheets/10][104/50] add("xess"),exec("xess") ;
188
189	item splus: "S-PLUS" [analysis] add("splus"),exec("xterm -e splus") ;
190	item sas: "SAS" -sgi [analysis,plotting] add("sas"),exec("sas") ;
191	item maple: "Maple" [plotting] add("maple"),exec("maple");
192	item tecplot: "Tecplot" [plotting] add("tecplot"),exec("tecplot");
193	item matlab: "MATLAB" [104/40][course6/5][course16][analysis,plotting] add("matlab"),exec("matlab") ;
194
195
196	item sw-wrw: "List of available software" [swinfo/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/acs/whereruns.html");
197	item sw-new: "What's new?" [swinfo/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/acs/whatsnew.html");
198	!item sendbug from [misc/30] [swinfo/30] ;
199	item sw-help: "Help and comments" [swinfo/40] ;
200
201
202	item rules: "Athena Rules of Use" [misc/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/olh/Welcome/rules.html");
203	item licenses: "Software licenses" [misc/20] ;
204	item sendbug: "Send a bug report" [misc/30][ahelp/49][swinfo/30] exec("xterm -e sendbug") ;
205	item library: "MIT Libraries" [misc/100] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://libraries.mit.edu/");
206
207	item websis: "WebSIS" [misc/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview -c http://student.mit.edu");
208	item logout: "Logout of Athena" [misc/1000] -verify createMapTree("logoutDialog"),mapTree("logoutDialog"),warpTree("logoutDialog") ;
209
210	!item lucyann: "Lucy is available" [announce] ;
211
212
213	item aboutcw: "About Courseware" [courseware/10] ;
214	item olta: "OLTA (On Line TA)" [courseware/20] add("olta"),exec("xterm -e olta") ;
215	menu neos: "NEOS" {neos} [courseware/30] ;
216	menu esg: "Experimental Study Group (ESG)" {esg} [courseware/40] ;
217	menu frosh: "Freshman Seminars" {frosh} [courseware/50] ;
218	menu course1: "1 Civil Engineering" {course1} [courseware/60] ;
219	menu course2: "2 Mechanical Engineering" {course2} [courseware/70] ;
220	menu course3: "3 Materials Science and Engineering" {course3} [courseware/80] ;
221	menu course4: "4 Architecture" {course4} [courseware/90] ;
222	menu course5: "5 Chemistry" {course5} [courseware/100] ;
223	menu course6: "6 Electrical Engineering and Computer Science" {course6} [courseware/110] ;
224	menu course7: "7 Biology" {course7} [courseware/120] ;
225	menu course8: "8 Physics" {course8} [courseware/130] ;
226	menu course9: "9 Brain and Cognitive Sciences" {course9} [courseware/140] ;
227	menu course10: "10 Chemical Engineering" {course10} [courseware/150] ;
228	menu course11: "11 Urban Studies and Planning" {course11} [courseware/160] ;
229	menu course12: "12 Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Science" {course12} [courseware/170] ;
230	menu course13: "13 Ocean Engineering" {course13} [courseware/180] ;
231	menu course14: "14 Economics" {course14} [courseware/190] ;
232	menu course16: "16 Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering" {course16} [courseware/200] ;
233	menu course17: "17 Political Science" {course17} [courseware/210] ;
234	menu course18: "18 Mathematics" {course18} [courseware/220] ;
235	menu course21: "21 Humanities" {course21} [courseware/230] ;
236	menu course22: "22 Nuclear Engineering" {course22} [courseware/240] ;
237	menu course24: "24 Linguistics and Philosophy" {course24} [courseware/250] ;
238	menu courseHST: "HST Health Sciences and Technology" {courseHST} [courseware/260] ;
239	menu courseSTS: "STS Science, Technology, and Society" {courseSTS} [courseware/270] ;
240
241	item aboutneos: "About NEOS" [neos] ;
242	item eos: "Eos" -linux [neos/10] add("andrew"),exec("eos");
243	item grade: "Grade" -linux [neos/10] add("andrew"),exec("grade");
244
245	item fishwrap: "Fishwrap" -decmips [frosh/10][misc/90] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://fishwrap.mit.edu/") ;
246	help fishwrap:
247	"This brings up the Fishwrap home page in an existing web browser,
248	or starts a new browser if one is not running. Fishwrap is the MIT Media
249	Laboratory's experimental interactive newspaper project. The project
250	tailors the content of your paper based on regional or topical interest from
251	news wires like the AP, Reuters and Knight-Ridder.
252	";
253
254	item esg7.01: "7.01-ESG Hyper Textbook" [esg/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://esg-www.mit.edu:8001/esgbio/7001main.html") ;
255
256	item esg18.01a: "18.01A-ESG" [esg/12] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.01-esg/18.01A/home.html");
257
258	item esg18.02: "18.02/18.02A-ESG" [esg/14] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.02-esg/18.02A/home.html");
259
260	item esg18.02_is: "18.02-ESG Independent Study" [esg/16] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.02-esg/18.02IS/main.html");
261
262	item esg18.023: "18.023-ESG" [esg/18] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.02-esg/www/18.023/home.html");
263
264	item esg18.03_is: "18.03-ESG Independent Study" [esg/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.03-esg/www/home.html");
265
266	item esg_robotics: "ESG Robotics Seminar Home Page" [esg/30] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/esg/proj/ic/www");
267
268	item esg_sp281: "SP281: Hands-on Engineering Projects" [esg/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/esg/sp281/www/home.html");
269
270	item 100web: "1.00 Home Page" [course1/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://monett.mit.edu/100/home.nsf") ;
271
272
273	menu 104: "1.050/1.105" {104} [course1/20] ;
274
275	! a MATLAB menu item appears here at [104/40]. (from analysis,plotting);
276	! an Xess menu item also appears here at [104/50]. (from spreadsheets);
277
278	item 104setup: "1.050/1.105 Setup" -sgi [104/5] add("1.04"),exec("config_pdf");
279	item 104book: "1.050/1.105 Electronic Textbook" -sgi [104/10] add("1.04"),exec("launch_book") ;
280	item 104frame2d: "Matrix Methods - Frame2d" -sgi [104/20] add("1.04"),exec("frame2d.sh");
281	item 104truss2d: "Matrix Methods - Truss2d" -sgi [104/30] add("1.04"),exec("truss2d.sh");
282	item 104taxonomy: "Taxonomy of Materials" -sgi [104/40] add("1.04"),exec("Taxonomy.sh");
283
284	help 104setup:
285	"Run this once to configure your .mailcap and
286	.mime.types files to be able to run the
287	1.050/1.105 Electronic Textbook.
288	";
289	item 1124web: "1.124 Home Page" [course1/25] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu//1.124/www/home.html") ;
290
291	item 1.130web: "1.130 Home Page" [course1/26] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/1.130");
292
293	item tunsim: "Tunnel Simulator" -sgi [course1/30] add("1.383_dev"),exec("xterm -title Tunnel_Simulator -e SIMSUPER &");
294	item assess: "Assess" -sun4 [course1/40] add("1.101"),exec("xterm -n Assess -e assess");
295	item growltiger: "Growltiger" [course1/50] add("growltiger"),exec("growltiger");
296
297	item meweb: "me.mit.edu ME Home Page" [course2/02] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://me.mit.edu/");
298	help meweb:
299	"The WWW server for the Mechanical
300	Engineering Department.
301	";
302
303	menu 2001: "2.001" {2001} [course2/10] ;
304
305	item 2001web: "2.001 Home Page" [2001/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu//2.001/www/home.html");
306	item 2001frame2d: "Matrix Methods - Frame2d" [2001/15] add("2.01"),exec("frame2d");
307	item 2001truss2d: "Matrix Methods - Truss2d" [2001/20] add("2.01"),exec("truss2d");
308
309	item 2002web: "2.002 Home Page" [course2/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/2.002/www/index.html");
310
311	item 2004web: "2.004 Home Page" [course2/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/2.004/www/index.html");
312
313	item 2010web: "2.010 Home Page" [course2/30] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/2.010/www/index.html");
314
315	item 2032web: "2.032 Home Page" [course2/50] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/2.032/www/home.html") ;
316
317	item 2670web: "2.670 Home Page" [course2/60] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://me.mit.edu/2.670");
318
319	item adina: "ADINA" [course2/70] add("adina"),exec("runaui");
320	help adina:
321	"ADINA is a finite-element analysis package used in
322	Mechanical Engineering graduate courses. No support
323	or assistance is available outside of those courses.
324	Please direct all questions to your instructor or TA
325	if appropriate.
326	";
327
328	item mematlab: "MATLAB" [course2/80] add("matlab"),exec("matlab");
329	help mematlab:
330	"An interactive 'matrix laboratory' for manipulating
331	matrices, plotting data sets, and general numerical
332	computation.
333
334	To run: add matlab; matlab
335	";
336
337	item proeng: "Pro/ENGINEER" -decmips [course2/90] add("parametric"),exec("proeng");
338	help proeng:
339	"Solid modelling software from Parametric
340	Technologies, Inc. For support/assistance
341	contact your TA or advisor.
342
343	To run: add parametric; proeng
344	";
345
346	menu visdycon: "Visdycon" {visd} [course2/100] ;
347	item sysresp: "System Response" [visd/05] add("visdycon"),exec("sysresp");
348	item rlocus: "Root Locus" [visd/10] add("visdycon"),exec("rlocus");
349	! item lingraph: "Linear Graph" -sun4 -dec -sgi [visd/15] add("visdycon");
350	! item bodiag: "Bode Diagrams" -sun4 -dec -sgi [visd/20] add("visdycon");
351	item visinfo: "Information" [visd/25] setup("visdycon"),exec("xterm -n Visdycon");
352	item vihelp: "Visdycon Help" [visd/30] ;
353
354
355	menu 300: "3.00" {300} [course3/10] ;
356	item 300phase: "Phase" -sgi [300] add("3.00"),exec("phase");
357
358	help 300phase:
359	"From a workstation type:
360
361	add 3.00
362	phase
363	";
364
365	item 3082: "3.082 Home Page" [course3/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/3.082/www/");
366	item 3091: "3.091" [course3/30] setup("3.091"),exec("xterm -n 3.091");
367	item 311: "3.11 Home Page" [course3/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/course/3/3.11/www/home.html");
368
369	menu 3185: "3.185" {3185} [course3/60] ;
370
371	item 3185gas: "Gas Properties" -sun4 [3185/10] add("3.185"),exec("Propgas");
372	item 3185heat: "Heat Transfer" -sun4 [3185/20] add("3.185"),exec("Heattrans");
373	item 3185fluid: "Fluid Flow" -sun4 [3185/30] add("3.185"),exec("Fluidflow");
374	item 3185web: "3.185 Home Page" [3185/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/3.185/www/");
375
376	help 3185web:
377	"This brings up the 3.185 World Wide
378	Web home page in an existing browser,
379	or starts a new browser if one is
380	not running.
381
382	";
383
384	item 3s32web: "3-S32 Home Page" [course3/80] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/3s32/www/index.html");
385
386	item 353web: "3.53 Home Page" [course3/90] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/3.53/www/index.html");
387
388	menu 4.203: "4.203" {4203} [course4/1] ;
389	item 4023Manual: "AutoCAD Manual" -decmips [4203/5] add("autocad"),exec("/mit/autocad/bin/dtext");
390	item 4203acad12: "AutoCAD 12" -sgi [4203/25] add("4.203"),exec("/mit/4.203/bin/autocad -version 12");
391	item 4203acad13: "AutoCAD 13" -decmips [4203/20] add("4.203"),exec("/mit/4.203/bin/autocad -version 13");
392
393	menu aboutcrl: "About the CRL" {aboutcrl} [course4/2] ;
394	menu aboutcrl2: "About the CRL" {aboutcrl2} [course11/2] ;
395	item askcrl: "Ask the Staff" [aboutcrl/1][aboutcrl2/1];
396	help askcrl:
397	"To get more help from CRL on any topic, send email
398	to <crlhelp@mit.edu> and someone from the Lab Staff
399	will get back to you as soon as possible." ;
400
401	item crlolh: "Answers" -decmips [aboutcrl/2][aboutcrl2/2] attach("crl"),add("frame"),exec("reader +viewerIsServer -file /mit/crl/Help/help/about-crl.doc") ;
402
403	item 507web: "5.07 Home Page" [course5/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/5.07/www/course.html") ;
404	item 511web: "5.11 Home Page" [course5/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/5.11/www/") ;
405
406	menu 6003: "6.003 Signals & Systems" {6003} [course6/10] ;
407	item 6003matlab: "6.003 MATLAB" [6003/10] add("6.003"),exec("6003matlab");
408
409	item 6012web: "6.012 Home Page" -decmips [course6/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.012/www/index.htm") ;
410
411	menu quantphys: "6.021J/6.521J Quantitative Physiology" {6021j} [course6/30] ;
412	item quantphysx11: "X11 Software" [6021j/10] setup("6.021J"),exec("xterm -n qp");
413	item quantphysmat4: "MATLAB v4 Software" [6021j/20] add("6.021J"),exec("6021matlab4");
414	item quantphysdef: "MATLAB v5 Software" [6021j/30] add("6.021J"),exec("6021matlab");
415
416	menu 6022jcvsim: "6.022J" {6022j} [course6/40] ;
417	item 6022cvsim: "CVSIM" -sgi [6022j] add("hst"),exec("xterm -e cvsim");
418
419	item 6041: "6.041/6.431 Probabilistic Systems Analysis" [course6/50] setup("6.041"),exec("xterm -n 6.041/6.431");
420	item 6070web : "6.070 Home Page" [course6/60] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.070/index.html") ;
421	item 6071web: "6.071 Home Page" [course6/70] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.071/www/home.html") ;
422	item 6111: "6.111 Digital Design Tools" [course6/80] setup("6.111"),exec("xterm -n 6.111");
423
424	item 6270: "6.270 Robot Design" -sun4 [course6/90] setup("6.270"),exec("xterm -n 6.270");
425	item 6728web: "6.728 Home Page" [course6/100] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.728/www/home.html");
426	item 6730web: "6.730 Home Page" [course6/110] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.730/www/info.html");
427	item 6965web: "6.965 Home Page" [course6/120] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/6.728/www/home.html");
428
429	item 701web: "7.01x Home Page" [course7/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/7.01x/www");
430	item 702web: "7.02 Home Page" [course7/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/7.02/www");
431
432	item 801web: "8.01 Home Page" [course8/05] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/8.01/www");
433
434	item 802web: "8.02 Home Page" [course8/06] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/8.02/www");
435
436	item 803web: "8.03 Home Page" [course8/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/8.03/Kaspi/");
437	item 804web: "8.04 Home Page" [course8/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/8.04/www/8.04.html");
438
439	item 10001web: "10.001 Home Page" [course10/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/10.001/Web/index.html");
440
441	item 10213web: "10.213 Home Page" [course10/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/10.213/www/10213hp.html") ;
442
443	item 10490web: "10.490 Home Page" [course10/30] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/10.490/Web/index.html");
444
445	item 10491web: "10.491 Home Page" [course10/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/10.491/Web/index.html");
446
447	menu 10550: "10.550" {10550} [course10/50] ;
448	item 10550control: "10.550 Control Modules" [10550/10] attach("10.550"),add("matlab"),exec("matlab /mit/10.550/Courseware/PCM");
449	item 10551web: "10.551 Home Page" [course10/60] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/10.551/www/index.html");
450
451	item xmap: "MITMapper" -sgi [course11/10] attach("crldata"),add("crlbin"),exec("mitmap");
452
453	menu 11227: "11.227" {11227} [course11/20] ;
454	item 11227tips: "Helpful Tips" -decmips [11227/10] attach("crl"),add("frame"),exec("reader +viewerIsServer -file /mit/crl/Help/tips") ;
455
456	menu 11520: "11.520" {11520} [course11/30] ;
457	item 11520tips: "Helpful Tips" -decmips [11520/10] attach("11.520"),add("frame"),exec("reader +viewerIsServer -file /mit/11.520/Help/tips");
458
459	menu 11521: "11.521" {11521} [course11/40] ;
460	item 11521tips: "Helpful Tips" -decmips [11521/10] attach("11.521"),add("frame"),exec("reader +viewerIsServer -file /mit/11.521/Help/tips");
461
462	item mathematica: "Mathematica" -sgi [course12] add("math"),exec("mathematica");
463	help mathematica:
464	"A limited number of Mathematica licenses are available on Athena.
465	The package is supported only on the context of a course; please
466	contact your course TA for help.
467
468	Mathematica is NOT available on Athena SGIs.
469
470	To run on a workstation:
471
472	add math; mathematica
473
474	To run over dialup:
475
476	add math; math
477
478	Other help: add math; mathbook
479	select entry under the `Help' menu
480	(X-based version of the application)
481
482	Bug reports: use sendbug
483	";
484
485	! PROPHD only runs on DECstations
486	menu 1304: "13.04" {1304} [course13] ;
487	item prophd: "PROP-HD" -sgi -sun4 [1304] add("13.04"),exec("xterm -e /mit/13.04/%Mbin/prophd");
488
489	! SHCP, RUNSUB, NORPLOT, VIEWDXF only run on DECstations
490	menu shipdesign: "Ship Design" {shipdesign} [course13] ;
491
492	item SHCP: "SHCP" -sgi -sun4 [shipdesign] attach("13.ship"),exec("xterm -e /mit/13.ship/shcp/%Mbin/runshcp");
493	item RUNSUB: "Runsub" -sgi -sun4 [shipdesign] attach("13.ship"),exec("xterm -e /mit/13.ship/subs/%Mbin/runsub");
494	item NORPLOT: "Norplot" -sgi -sun4 [shipdesign] attach("13.ship"),exec("xterm -e /mit/13.ship/norplot/%Mbin/Norplot");
495	item VIEWDXF: "Viewdxf" -sgi -sun4 [shipdesign] attach("13.ship"),exec("xterm -e /mit/13.ship/autocad/%Mbin/viewdxf");
496
497
498	item 14.01web: "14.01 Home Page" [course14/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.01/www/");
499	item 14.02web: "14.02 Home Page" [course14/12] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.02/www/");
500	item 1421jweb: "14.21J Home Page" [course14/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.21j/www/index.html");
501	item 1431web: "14.31 Home Page" [course14/23] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.31/www/");
502	item 1474web: "14.74 Home Page" [course14/25] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.74/www/");
503	item 1475jweb: "14.75J Home Page" [course14/30] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14.75j/www/");
504	item 14a02web: "14a02 Home Page" [course14/40] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/14a02/www/index.html");
505
506	! Matlab appears here on the course 16 menu;
507
508	item 18.01web: "18.01 Home Page" [course18/4] sh("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://www-math.mit.edu/~bray/18.01 &");
509	! URLs with tildes are problematic because the string gets passed to exec callback with ~ interpreted as HOME (cf. dash man page);
510	! sh callback just uses Bourne shell and seems to DTRT but in case of trouble, switch to the form below instead;
511	! item 18.01web: "18.01 Home Page" [course18/4] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://www-math.mit.edu/%%7eszenes/1801.html");
512
513	item 18.01Aweb: "18.01A Home Page" [course18/5] sh("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://math.mit.edu/~apm/1801A.html");
514	item 18.02web: "18.02 Home Page" [course18/7] sh("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://math.mit.edu/~donald/1802.html");
515
516	menu 1803: "18.03" {1803} [course18/10] ;
517	item 1803web: "18.03 Home Page" [1803/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://math.mit.edu/%%7eapm/1803.html");
518	item 1803maple: "Maple" [1803/20] add("maple"),exec("maple");
519	item 1803matlab: "MATLAB" [1803/30] add("matlab"),exec("matlab");
520	item 1803x1: "xphased 1" [1803/40] add("18.03"),exec("x1");
521	item 1803x2: "xphased 2" [1803/50] add("18.03"),exec("x2");
522
523	menu 1804: "18.04" {1804} [course18/12] ;
524	item 1804web: "18.04 Home Page" [1804/05] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://www-math.mit.edu/18.04/");
525	item 1804matlab4: "18.04 MATLAB 4" [1804/10] add("18.04"),exec("18.04matlab4");
526	item 1804matlab5: "18.04 MATLAB 5" [1804/20] add("18.04"),exec("18.04matlab5");
527
528	menu 1806: "18.06" {1806} [course18/15] ;
529	item 1806web: "18.06 Home Page" [1806/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.06/www/index.html");
530	item 1806matlab: "18.06 MATLAB" [1806/30] add("18.06"),exec("1806matlab");
531
532	item 18.100Aweb: "18.100A Home Page" [course18/17] sh("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://math.mit.edu/~apm/18100A.html");
533
534	menu 18311: "18.311" {18311} [course18/20] ;
535	item 18311web: "18.311 Home Page" [18311/05] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://www-math.mit.edu/18.311/");
536	item 18311matlab4: "18.311 MATLAB 4" [18311/10] add("18.311"),exec("18.311matlab4");
537	item 18311matlab5: "18.311 MATLAB 5" [18311/20] add("18.311"),exec("18.311matlab5");
538
539	item 18.327web: "18.327 Home Page" [course18/25] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/18.327");
540
541	menu 18385: "18.385" {18385} [course18/30] ;
542	item 18385matlab4: "18.385 MATLAB 4" [18385] add("18.385"),exec("18.385matlab4");
543	item 18385matlab5: "18.385 MATLAB 5" [18385] add("18.385"),exec("18.385matlab5");
544	item dstool: "dstool" -sgi [18385] add("18.385"),exec("xterm -sb -e dstool");
545	item xphased: "xphased" -sgi [18385] add("18.385"),exec("xphased");
546
547
548	menu french: "French" {french} [course21/10] ;
549
550	item french2web: "French II Home Page" [french] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/21.french/francaisII/");
551
552	! Should check the 21.254 items - they are probably out of date.;
553
554	menu japanese: "Japanese" {japanese} [course21/20] ;
555	item jmaterials: "Japanese 1-8 Materials (WWW)" [japanese/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/");
556
557	menu 21254: "Advanced Japanese (21F505)" {21254} [japanese/40] ;
558
559	item 21254head: "`Current Japanese' Texts" [21254/5] ;
560
561	item 21254r1: "Lesson 1" -sgi [21254/10] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current1");
562	item 21254r2: "Lesson 2" -sgi [21254/20] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current2");
563	item 21254r3: "Lesson 3" -sgi [21254/30] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current3");
564	item 21254r4: "Lesson 4" -sgi [21254/40] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current4");
565	item 21254r5: "Lesson 5" -sgi [21254/50] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current5");
566	item 21254r6: "Lesson 6" -sgi [21254/60] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current6");
567	item 21254r7: "Lesson 7" -sgi [21254/70] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current7");
568	item 21254r8: "Lesson 8" -sgi [21254/80] attach("21.japan"),attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current8");
569
570	item separator: "___________________" [japanese/50] ;
571	item kterm: "Kterm" -sgi [japanese/60] attach("nihongo"),exec("/mit/nihongo/bin/kterm");
572	item bkterm: "Kterm (large font)" -sgi [japanese/70] attach("nihongo"),exec("/mit/nihongo/bin/bigkterm");
573	item mule: "Mule (multi-language emacs)" -sgi [japanese/80] attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/mule");
574	item bmule: "Mule (large font)" -sgi [japanese/90] attach("babel"),exec("/mit/babel/bin/bigmule");
575	item jdict: "J/E, E/J, Kanji Dictionary" -sgi [japanese/100] attach("nihongo"),exec("/mit/nihongo/bin/kterm -e /mit/nihongo/bin/xjdic");
576	item bjdict: "Dictionary (large font)" -sgi [japanese/110] attach("nihongo"),exec("/mit/nihongo/bin/bigkterm -e /mit/nihongo/bin/xjdic");
577
578	help jmaterials:
579	"This menu item launches Netscape, with the MIT Japanese Language Program
580	materials page as its starting point. You can start Netscape yourself:
581
582	add infoagents
583	/mit/infoagents/bin/Netscape &
584
585	and simply open the URL:
586
587	http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/
588
589	to get to the same page.
590
591	NOTE: We can only guarantee results (proper display of Japanese text,
592	and browser configuration) if you use this version of Netscape.
593	";
594
595	help 21254r1:
596	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 1 in a mule
597	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
598
599	To run: attach 21.japan
600	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current1 &
601
602	To print the file:
603
604	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
605
606	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current1
607
608	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
609	";
610
611	help 21254r2:
612	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson2 in a mule
613	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
614
615	To run: attach 21.japan
616	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current2 &
617
618	To print the file:
619
620	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
621
622	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current2
623
624	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
625	";
626
627	help 21254r3:
628	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 3 in a mule
629	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
630
631	To run: attach 21.japan
632	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current3 &
633
634	To print the file:
635
636	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
637
638	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current3
639
640	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
641	";
642
643	help 21254r4:
644	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson4 in a mule
645	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
646
647	To run: attach 21.japan
648	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current4 &
649
650	To print the file:
651
652	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
653
654	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current4
655
656	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
657	";
658
659	help 21254r5:
660	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 5 in a mule
661	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
662
663	To run: attach 21.japan
664	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current5 &
665
666	To print the file:
667
668	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
669
670	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current5
671
672	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
673	";
674
675	help 21254r6:
676	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 6 in a mule
677	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
678
679	To run: attach 21.japan
680	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current6 &
681
682	To print the file:
683
684	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
685
686	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current6
687
688	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
689	";
690
691	help 21254r7:
692	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 7 in a mule
693	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
694
695	To run: attach 21.japan
696	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current7 &
697
698	To print the file:
699
700	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
701
702	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current7
703
704	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
705	";
706
707	help 21254r8:
708	"This brings up a copy of Current Japanese, Lesson 8 in a mule
709	window with a large, easy-to-read font.
710
711	To run: attach 21.japan
712	add babel; mule /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current8 &
713
714	To print the file:
715
716	(inside mule while viewing the file) M-x print-mule-buffer
717
718	(outside of mule) add nihongo; attach 21.japan; jlpr /mit/21.japan/class-materials/reading/current-japanese/current8
719
720	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
721	";
722
723	help kterm:
724	"Kterm is a kanji-capable variant of `xterm.'
725
726	To run: add nihongo; kterm &
727
728	Other help: man kterm
729
730	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
731	";
732
733	help bkterm:
734	"This launches a version of `kterm' with a large,
735	easy-to-read font.
736
737	To run: add nihongo; bigkterm &
738
739	Other help: man kterm
740
741	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
742	";
743
744	help mule:
745	"Mule is a multi-language version of the emacs
746	text editor. When used with a special text-entry mode
747	called `skk' it can be used to type Japanese text.
748
749	To run: add babel; mule &
750	To invoke skk inside of mule: M-x skk-mode
751
752	Other help: man mule
753
754	Netscape http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/help/ &
755
756	Bug-reports: email to <bug-babel@mit.edu>
757	";
758
759	help bmule:
760	"This invokes a version of Mule with an extra-large
761	font, particularly well-suited for beginning learners
762	of Japanese.
763
764	To run: add babel; bigmule &
765	To invoke skk inside of mule: M-x skk-mode
766
767	Other help: man mule
768
769	Netscape http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/help/ &
770
771	Bug-reports: email to <bug-babel@mit.edu>
772	";
773
774	help jdict:
775	"This launches `xjdic,' a freeware English/Japanese,
776	Japanese/English and Kanji dictionary.
777
778	To run: add nihongo; kterm &
779	in that kterm, type: xjdic
780
781	Other help: man xjdic
782
783	Netscape http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/help/ &
784
785	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
786	";
787
788	help bjdict:
789	"This launches `xjdic' in a large, easy-to-read font.
790
791	To run: add nihongo; bigkterm &
792	in that kterm, type: xjdic
793
794	Other help: man xjdic
795
796	Netscape http://www-japan.mit.edu/mit/mit-materials/help/ &
797
798	Bug-reports: email to <bug-nihongo@mit.edu>
799	";
800
801
802	menu filmstudies: "Film and Media Studies" {filmstudies} [course21/30] ;
803	item flmstudweb: "Film and Media Home Page" [filmstudies/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/21fms/Program/home.html");
804
805	menu humstudies: "Writing and Humanistic Studies" {humstudies} [course21/40] ;
806	item sciwriteweb: "21W.783 Home Page" [humstudies/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/21w783/www/home.html");
807	item techwriteweb: "21W.794 Home Page" [humstudies/20] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/21w794/www/home.html");
808
809	item cvsim: "CVSIM" -sgi [courseHST] add("hst"),exec("xterm -e cvsim");
810
811	item sts001: "STS001 Home Page" [courseSTS/10] exec("/usr/athena/bin/htmlview http://web.mit.edu/sts001/www/index.html");
812
813	help yhelp:
814	"Dash is the Athena Dashboard. In addition to
815	providing these menus, dash has several built-in
816	accessories like clocks and a logout button.
817
818	We invite you to browse through the menus - both
819	for future reference and to get your opinions.
820
821	To send a bug report about Dash or any other
822	Athena software, type `sendbug' at the `athena%'
823	prompt, or use the `Send a bug report' option
824	under the Dash `Special' menu.
825
826	Mail comments and questions to:
827
828	<dash-changes@mit.edu>
829
830	To run on a workstation: dash &
831	Other help: man dash
832	";
833
834	help qhelp:
835	"Click on the `?' (question mark icon) for info about an item.
836	Click on the `->' (right arrow icon) for submenu of an item.
837
838	`To run on a workstation:' gives the command that you can
839	type to run the item yourself while logged into a workstation.
840	`To run on dialup:' gives the command that you can type
841	when you want to run a text-based application.
842	`To run:' gives the command for both types of sessions.
843	`Other help:' lists sources to check for more help.
844
845	Menu items which are marked with a `*' (star) will start
846	programs or execute commands - dash will first pop up a
847	dialog box which asks you to confirm the action by
848	clicking a `yes' or `no' button.
849	Other menu items are informational only - clicking on the
850	`?' will give help, but clicking on the item itself will
851	do nothing but close the menu.
852	If a menu item appears dimmed, it means the application is
853	not available on the type of machine you are using.
854	";
855
856	help xcluster:
857	"Xcluster brings up a map of MIT showing the location
858	of all public Athena clusters. Users can click on a particular
859	cluster to get information on availability of workstations and
860	status of printers.
861
862	To run on a workstation: xcluster &
863	To run on dialup: cview
864
865	Other help: man xcluster
866	`Help' button in xcluster
867	man cview
868
869	Bug reports: use sendbug
870	";
871
872	help olta:
873	"The On-Line TA system works just like the OLC (Athena's On-line
874	Consulting system) except for the fact that the `consultants' are the
875	TAs for a course, and the `topics' are the course numbers themselves.
876	Users can ask questions about their course assignments which will be
877	answered by the TAs for that course. Any course may use the system,
878	but must contact the Faculty Liaison Office to set it up.
879
880	To run: add olta ; olta
881
882	Other help: man olta
883	type `help' within olta
884	OLTA on Athena Student Guide (AC-93) and TA Guide (AC-94), from CopyTech
885	and in OLH under `Using Athena for Courses' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
886
887
888	Bug reports: use sendbug
889	";
890
891	help olcstock:
892	"The OLC Stock Answers program allows you to browse
893	answers prepared for the questions most commonly asked of
894	On Line Consulting.
895
896	To run: olc answers
897	or: type `answers' at the olc> prompt
898	or: go to http://web.mit.edu/answers/
899
900	Other help: type `?' within olc
901
902	Bug reports: use sendbug
903	";
904
905	help olh:
906	"The On Line Help program contains documentation from many
907	sources about the Athena system and programs available,
908	either by browsing a tree of topics or by searching for
909	specific keywords.
910
911	To run: help
912	To start the text-based version on a workstation: help -tty
913
914	Bug reports: use sendbug
915	";
916
917	help olc:
918	"The On Line Consulting facility is the place to ask
919	any sorts of questions you might have about Athena.
920	If no one is available immediately, your question will
921	be held until someone can help. If you logout, you
922	may receive an answer by electronic mail.
923
924	You can also contact the consultants by calling x3-4435,
925	stopping by N42-105, or filling out the web form at
926	http://web.mit.edu/consult/www/ask.html
927
928	To run: olc
929
930	Other help: man olc
931	type `?' inside olc for a list of commands
932	type `help' inside olc
933	see http://web.mit.edu/consult/www/
934
935	Bug reports: use sendbug
936	";
937
938	help xman:
939	"The manual page browser displays manual pages which
940	are stored on line for most programs and commands used
941	on Athena.
942
943	To run on a workstation: xman &
944	To run on dialup: man programname
945
946	Other help: man xman
947	man man
948
949	Bug reports: use sendbug
950	";
951
952	help hotline:
953	"To report a problem with any Athena machine, cluster,
954	or any other Athena equipment, call the Hardware Hotline
955	at x3-1410. You can also send mail to <hotline@mit.edu>.
956
957	In either case, please provide as much information on the
958	problem as you can (location of equipment, type of machine,
959	exact nature of the problem, any error messages you may
960	see, and your name and phone number if applicable.)";
961
962	help minic:
963	"Athena minicourses are free one-hour lectures intended to show
964	you how to use Athena and MITnet services and facilities.
965	For yearly and upcoming schedules, and topics covered, point
966	your web browser to http://web.mit.edu/minidev/
967	";
968
969	help helptoggle:
970	"This option turns off the `?' icons and the
971	associated help panels (such as this one.)
972	This option is a toggle -- it will replace itself
973	with its reverse function, `Show `?' Buttons.'";
974
975	help sc:
976	"The spreadsheet calculator (sc) resembles many
977	other spreadsheet programs and has its own help
978	command. It is usable both over dialup and on
979	a workstation.
980
981	To run: add sipb ; sc
982
983	Other help: man sc
984
985	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb@mit.edu>
986	";
987
988	help splus:
989	"S-PLUS is an interactive environment for data
990	analysis and graphics. It grew out of the interests
991	and needs of people doing statistics research, and
992	is used extensively by statisticians. S-PLUS is an
993	extended version of the product, S.
994
995	To run: add splus; splus
996
997	For online help within S-PLUS, type: help.start()
998
999	Other help: man Splus
1000	more /mit/splus/README.athena
1001	manuals available for browsing in N42-105
1002
1003	The NEW S Language, A Programming
1004	Environment for Data Analysis and
1005	Graphics, by Richard A. Becker,
1006	John M. Chambers and Allan R. Wilks
1007	(available at the MIT Coop)
1008
1009	Bug reports: use sendbug
1010	";
1011
1012	help ez:
1013	"EZ is a text editor and word processor which allows
1014	multiple fonts, special symbols, and a variety of
1015	formatting operations to be used with a nearly
1016	`What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get' (WYSIWYG)
1017	interface. Press the middle mouse button over an ez
1018	window to get a menu of commands, including help.
1019
1020	To run on workstation: ez
1021
1022	Other help: man ez
1023	ahelp ez
1024	OLH under `Text and Graphics Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1025	OLC stock answers
1026	choose `Help' from the `ez' menu inside EZ
1027	EZ on Athena (AC-46) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1028
1029	Bug reports: use sendbug
1030	";
1031
1032	help emacs:
1033	"Emacs is a widely-used text editor which works
1034	on many different computer systems, and is a
1035	user-extensible system with hundreds of options.
1036	In addition to text editing, you can read NetNews,
1037	Discuss or your electronic mail inside of emacs.
1038
1039	To run on a workstation: emacs &
1040	To run on dialup: emacs
1041
1042	Other help: man emacs
1043	OLH under `Text and Graphics Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1044	OLC stock answers
1045	`Emacs on Athena' (AC-41) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1046	emacs manuals in clusters and libraries
1047
1048	Type Ctrl-h in an emacs window to get help inside emacs
1049	Ctrl-h t to start the emacs tutorial inside emacs
1050	Ctrl-h i to start the emacs INFO system inside emacs
1051
1052	Bug reports: use sendbug
1053	";
1054
1055	help latex:
1056	"LaTeX is a program which formats text for printing. It converts a
1057	text file into a formatted document with a moderate amount of work on
1058	the user's part. LaTeX can typeset many foreign characters and very
1059	complex mathematical text.
1060
1061	To run: latex filename.tex
1062
1063	Other help: man latex
1064	`Essential LaTeX on Athena' (AC-50) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1065	`More LaTeX on Athena: Reports and Advanced Topics' (AC-51)
1066	at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1067	`More LaTeX on Athena: MIT Thesis' (AC-52) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1068	`Inessential LaTeX' from the SIPB
1069	LaTeX User's Guide in clusters and libraries
1070	OLH under `Text and Graphics Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1071	OLC stock answers
1072
1073	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1074
1075	help frame:
1076	"FrameMaker is a full-featured and very powerful document preparation
1077	system, suitable for creating complex documents. Because of its
1078	complexity, it is not well-suited for writing simple documents such as
1079	letters and memos, or non-formatted documents such as email and
1080	dotfiles.
1081
1082	To run on a workstation (non-Linux): add frame; maker
1083
1084	Other help: click on `Help' from the Frame startup menubar
1085	choose the `Help' menu inside the Frame window
1086	`FrameMaker on Athena' (AC-56) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1087	FrameMaker manuals in clusters and libraries
1088	OLH under `Text and Graphics Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1089	OLC stock answers
1090
1091	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1092
1093	help imaker:
1094	"International interfaces are no longer available, but access
1095	to foreign language dictionaries is provided within FrameMaker.
1096
1097	Other help: see help for the `Maker' item
1098	";
1099
1100	help framereader:
1101	"FrameReader was discontinued with Frame 5.5. Adobe's Acrobat Reader
1102	is now their freely distributable viewing program for Frame documents.
1103
1104	In order to use Acrobat Reader as a viewing program, it is necessary
1105	to convert Frame documents to Acrobat PDF format; see the online help
1106	in FrameMaker 5.5 for information.
1107
1108	To run Acrobat Reader on a workstation: add acro; acroread
1109
1110	Other help: see help for the `Maker' item
1111	";
1112
1113	help soffice:
1114	"StarOffice is an office suite offering word processing,
1115	spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, and HTML authoring
1116	capabilities, as well as interoperability with Microsoft
1117	Office. StarOffice is currently under evaluation for full
1118	support as Athena's recommended Office Suite. For now,
1119	limited support is available through Athena Consulting (OLC).
1120
1121	To run on a workstation (non-SGI): add soffice ; soffice &
1122
1123	Other help: select 'Help' in the program's menu bar (use
1124	binoculars icon for index of topics)
1125	see http://web.mit.edu/soffice/www/
1126
1127	Instructors interested in using StarOffice for coursework should
1128	contact the Faculty Liaisons, <f_l@mit.edu>.
1129
1130	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1131
1132	help graphother:
1133	"FrameMaker and TecPlot also have some graphics capabilities
1134	and can generate PostScript figures suitable for inclusion
1135	in documents. See the application documentation for more
1136	information.";
1137
1138	help xfig:
1139	"The Facility for Interactive Generation of Figures (xfig)
1140	provides much of the same functionality as MacDraw,
1141	and can write output files in several formats, including
1142	LaTeX, PostScript, and troff, for inclusion into other
1143	documents.
1144
1145	To run on a workstation: add sipb ; xfig &
1146
1147	Other help: man xfig
1148
1149	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb@mit.edu>
1150	";
1151
1152	help coreldraw:
1153	"CorelDRAW is a drawing and illustration package, and is part
1154	of a suite of graphics and presentation applications. See
1155	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#CorelDRAW
1156	for more information on Corel products available on Athena.
1157	";
1158
1159	help tgif:
1160	"Tgif is an interactive 2-d drawing facility which
1161	supports hierarchical construction of drawings and easy
1162	navigation between sets of drawings. It can also be used
1163	to launch applications and as a hyper-graphics (or
1164	hyper-structured-graphics) browser on the WWW.
1165
1166	To run on a workstation: add sipb ; tgif &
1167
1168	Other help: man tgif
1169
1170	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb@mit.edu>
1171	";
1172
1173	help xpaint:
1174	"Xpaint is another popular drawing program on Athena.
1175	It provides much of the same functionality as MacDraw.
1176
1177	To run on a workstation: add graphics; xpaint &
1178
1179	Other help: man xpaint
1180	click on `Help' button inside xpaint
1181
1182	Bug reports: send email to <graphics@mit.edu>
1183	";
1184
1185	help xv:
1186	"XV is an interactive image-processing program
1187	which can read screendumps or picture files in several
1188	different formats, alter them, and write them out in
1189	any of several formats.
1190
1191	To run on a workstation: add graphics ; xv filename &
1192
1193	Other help: man xv
1194
1195	Bug reports: send email to <graphics@mit.edu>
1196	";
1197
1198	help xwd:
1199	"xwd (X Window Dump) and xwud (X Window UnDump)
1200	are two programs that can take snapshots of windows on
1201	your screen. To capture the image of a window, use
1202	`xwd'. To re-display it later, use `xwud'. After typing
1203	`xwd', the mouse cursor will change into a plus-sign (+),
1204	then click on the window you want to photograph, or the
1205	grey background if you want an image of the whole screen.
1206
1207	To run on a workstation: xwd -out filename
1208	xwud -in filename &
1209
1210	Other help: man xwd
1211	man xwud
1212
1213	Bug reports: use sendbug
1214	";
1215
1216	help autocad12:
1217	"AutoCAD is a Computer-Aided Design package from AutoDesk, Inc.
1218
1219	To run on a workstation: add autocad; autocad -version 12 &
1220
1221	Other help: AutoCAD Reference Manual in the libraries and N42-105
1222	AutoCAD Tutorial in the libraries and N42-105
1223	AutoCAD Extras Manual in the libraries and N42-105
1224
1225	Bug reports: use sendbug
1226	";
1227
1228	help autocad13:
1229	"AutoCAD is a Computer-Aided Design package from AutoDesk, Inc. There
1230	will be no further UNIX AutoCAD releases beyond R13.
1231
1232	To run on a workstation: add autocad; autocad &
1233
1234	Other help: AutoCAD Reference Manual in the libraries and N42-105
1235	AutoCAD Tutorial in the libraries and N42-105
1236	AutoCAD Extras Manual in the libraries and N42-105
1237
1238	Bug reports: use sendbug
1239	";
1240
1241	help xdpr:
1242	"xdpr (X window Dump PRinter) sends a snapshot of one
1243	of your windows to the printer. The mouse cursor will
1244	change into a plus-sign (+). Click on the window you
1245	want to photograph, or the grey background if you want
1246	an image of the whole screen.
1247
1248	To run on a workstation: xdpr -Pprintername
1249
1250	Other help: man xdpr
1251
1252	Bug reports: use sendbug
1253	";
1254
1255	help bitmap:
1256	"bitmap is the bitmap editor. You can draw and edit
1257	bitmaps and save them out to files for use as icons
1258	and background patterns.
1259
1260	To run on a workstation: bitmap filename &
1261
1262	Other help: man bitmap
1263
1264	Bug reports: use sendbug
1265	";
1266
1267	help xlibs:
1268	"Xlib, Xt, Xaw, and Motif are layered libraries that supply
1269	X window programming functionality and widget sets for
1270	building graphical objects in X. Libraries and other
1271	resources are available in the Athena release, and in various
1272	lockers, including: x11, x11r5, motif1.1 and motif1.2. Man pages
1273	exist for various features (man X, man 3Xt <function> etc.).
1274
1275	Other help: http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#Motif
1276	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#Xaw
1277
1278	Bug reports: use sendbug
1279	";
1280
1281	help codecenter:
1282	"Codecenter is an integrated C interpreter/debugger which comes in
1283	windowing and command-line versions. It has an on-line
1284	help system that is fairly complete, and also has an on-line
1285	tutorial available.
1286
1287	To run (Sun only):
1288	add codecenter; xcodecenter (X version),
1289	add codecenter; codecenter (command-line version)
1290
1291	Other help: help inside program
1292	man codecenter
1293
1294	Bug reports: use sendbug
1295	";
1296
1297	help clang:
1298	"There are a number of C and C++ compilers on Athena, some of which
1299	require attaching lockers to access. The standard name for the C
1300	compiler under UNIX is `cc' (and for the C++ compiler, `CC'),
1301	but there are a number of exceptions to this that are explained in the
1302	references listed below.
1303
1304	Which implementation of a C compiler you use depends on a variety of
1305	considerations which are too complicated to go into here. We suggest
1306	starting with the default cc and CC compilers (on Linux machines,
1307	these are symlinks to gcc and g++ respectively). An overview of
1308	compiling on Sun workstations is available in the info locker:
1309
1310	attach info
1311	add frame
1312	maker -f /mit/info/SunCompiling.doc
1313
1314	Other help: http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#cc (C compilers)
1315	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#CC (C++ compilers)
1316	OLC stock answers
1317	See also:
1318
1319	The multi locker (add multi) for the C and C++ compilers (ghcc and
1320	gcx respectively) from Green Hills Software supplied with the Multi
1321	debugger on the Sun.
1322
1323	The gnu locker (add gnu) for current versions of the GNU C and C++
1324	compilers (gcc and g++ respectively).
1325
1326	Bug reports: use sendbug
1327	";
1328
1329	help fortranlang:
1330	"There are a number of different FORTRAN compilers on Athena. The standard name
1331	for the FORTRAN compiler under UNIX is f77 (or the newer f90), but
1332	there are exceptions to this that are explained in the references
1333	below. An overview of compiling on Sun workstations is available in
1334	the info locker:
1335
1336	attach info
1337	add frame
1338	maker -f /mit/info/SunCompiling.doc
1339
1340
1341	Other help: http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#f77 (f77 compilers)
1342	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#f90 (f90 compilers)
1343	OLC stock answers
1344
1345	See also the multi locker (add multi) for a FORTRAN 77 compiler (gfc)
1346	from Green Hills Software (Sun only) supplied with the Multi debugger.
1347	There currently is no GNU FORTRAN available, although one is under
1348	development.
1349
1350	Bug reports: use sendbug
1351	";
1352
1353	help javalang:
1354
1355	"Java is available on all supported Athena platforms in the form of the
1356	Java Development Kit (JDK) and several integrated development
1357	environments. At present, Java is supported by Academic Computing
1358	in the context of courses, but OLC support is not available.
1359
1360	To use, first: add java (SGI, Linux) or add -f java (Sun)
1361	to compile: javac myfile.java (compile source file myfile.java -> myfile.class)
1362	to run: java myfile (run myfile.class)
1363
1364	For information about Java resources on Athena see:
1365
1366	http://web.mit.edu/java/www/
1367	http://web.mit.edu/acs/whererunsa.html#Java
1368
1369	Other help: see /mit/java/README.athena
1370	man pages
1371
1372	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1373
1374	help schemelang:
1375	"Scheme is a dialect of Lisp taught in 6.001 at MIT.
1376
1377	To run: add scheme; scheme
1378
1379	Other help: Revised Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme, available from
1380	MIT AI Lab Publications office
1381	Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs at the Coop, MIT Press
1382
1383	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1384
1385	help analogclock:
1386
1387	"The `Analog clock' starts a window with a clock with hands. You can choose to
1388	have a second hand, and set how often the hands update their position.
1389
1390	To run on a workstation: xclock -analog &
1391
1392	Other help: man xclock
1393
1394	Bug reports: use sendbug
1395	";
1396
1397	help xmcd:
1398
1399	"On Athena Sun and Linux workstations, audio CDs can be played using xmcd.
1400	Insert the CD first and wait for the status light on the CD drive to
1401	settle down before starting the program.
1402
1403	To run on a workstation (non-SGI): add sipb; xmcd &
1404
1405	Other help: click on the `?' button in the application
1406	man xmcd
1407
1408	Bug reports on xmcd: send mail to bug-sipb
1409
1410	To play an audio CD on an SGI, insert the CD and double-click on the
1411	screen icon once it has changed to a musical note symbol.
1412
1413	To run from the command line: cdman
1414
1415	Other help: man cdman
1416	OLC stock answers (SGI Answers)
1417
1418	Bug reports on SGI: use sendbug
1419	";
1420
1421	help digitalclock: "The `Digital Clock' is simply the X clock with a 24-hour
1422	numeric display. You can set how often it updates the display, etc.
1423
1424	To run on a workstation: xclock -digital &
1425
1426	Other help: man xclock
1427
1428	Bug reports: use sendbug
1429	";
1430
1431	help load: "This program displays a periodically updating histogram of the
1432	system load average. (This is actually a moving average of the number of jobs
1433	in the CPU's run queue. It can be a good indicator of how busy your machine
1434	is.)
1435
1436	To run on a workstation: xload &
1437
1438	Other help: man xload
1439
1440	Bug reports: use sendbug
1441	";
1442
1443	help xcalcti:
1444	"Calculator with standard notation.
1445
1446	To run on a workstation: xcalc &
1447
1448	Other help: man xcalc
1449
1450	Bug reports: use sendbug
1451	";
1452
1453	help xcalchp:
1454	"Calculator with Reverse Polish
1455	Notation like HP series calculators.
1456
1457	To run on a workstation: xcalc -rpn &
1458
1459	Other help: man xcalc
1460
1461	Bug reports: use sendbug
1462	";
1463
1464	help xterm:
1465	"Create a new window on the screen into which
1466	you can type commands.
1467
1468	To run on a workstation: xterm &
1469
1470	Other help: man xterm
1471
1472	Bug reports: use sendbug
1473	";
1474
1475	help matlab:
1476
1477	"MATLAB is an interactive `matrix laboratory' for tasks involving matrices,
1478	graphics, and general numerical computation. It includes several subject area
1479	`toolboxes', providing analysis tools in areas including Control, Robust
1480	Control, Signal Processing, Optimization, and Splines.
1481
1482	To run: add matlab ; matlab
1483
1484	Other help: `MATLAB on Athena' (AC-71) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1485	`Inessential MATLAB' from the SIPB
1486	MATLAB User's Guide in libraries
1487	OLH under `Numerical and Math Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1488	OLC stock answers
1489	type `help' at the MATLAB >> prompt
1490
1491	Links to information on new features and M-file conversion are available from
1492	the local web page: http://web.mit.edu/matlab/www/
1493
1494	For online help including full doc. set, type `helpdesk' in MATLAB or do:
1495
1496	add matlab ; matlabdoc
1497
1498	Bug reports: use sendbug
1499	";
1500
1501	help mathlib:
1502
1503	"The mathlibrary locker contains code libraries of various math tools such as
1504	LAPACK. To access it, and find out more information, type:
1505
1506	add mathlibrary
1507	more /mit/mathlibrary/README
1508
1509	Bug reports: use sendbug
1510	";
1511
1512	help tecplot:
1513	"Tecplot is an interactive plotting program for plotting, visualizing and
1514	analyzing numerical data. With this application, you can create a wide variety
1515	of mesh, light-source and surface shading, contour, vector, and scatter plots.
1516	You can also use it to fit your data to curves of various types, including
1517	polynomial, exponential, and spline curves.
1518
1519	To run on a workstation: add tecplot; tecplot &
1520
1521	Other help: add tecplot; rundemo to run the tutorial program
1522	OLH under `Numerical and Math Software'
1523	vendor documentation in libraries and N42-105
1524
1525	Bug reports: use sendbug
1526	";
1527
1528	help numrecipes:
1529	"The Numerical Recipes library is a collection of about 200 numerical routines
1530	documented in the book `Numerical Recipes (2nd Edition)', available in the
1531	cluster documentation racks and at the Coop. Binary libraries are available for
1532	all Athena platforms.
1533
1534	Other help: attach recipes; more /mit/recipes/README
1535	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#Numerical
1536
1537
1538	Bug reports: use sendbug
1539	";
1540
1541	help lapack:
1542	"LAPACK is a library of FORTRAN 77 and C subroutines for solving the most commonly
1543	occurring problems in numerical linear algebra. It is public-domain software,
1544	and can be used freely. The libraries are available for all Athena platforms.
1545
1546	Other help: attach lapack; more /mit/lapack/README
1547	attach lapack; more /mit/lapack/README.to_use_clapack (C usage)
1548	http://web.mitedu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#Lapack
1549
1550
1551	Bug reports: use sendbug
1552	";
1553
1554	help restart:
1555	"This option causes dash to exit and start again, rereading its configuration
1556	files. It is useful for immediately seeing changes made to the configuration
1557	files.";
1558
1559	help verify:
1560	"Usually when you click on a menu item which runs a program, dash will pop up a
1561	window which says `Start Program?' and has `Yes' and `No' buttons.
1562	`Confirmation off' will disable these popup windows and replace `Confirmation
1563	off' with `Confirmation on' in this menu.";
1564
1565	help quitopt:
1566	"This option causes Dash to exit. To restart, type dash at the athena% prompt.
1567
1568	* BE CAREFUL *
1569
1570	If all you want to do is hide the Dash menus, select `Hide menus' instead;
1571	if you really want to logout, select `Logout of Athena' or type logout
1572	at the athena% prompt.
1573
1574	Quitting Dash does not log you out (but will cause the logout button
1575	to disappear, if you're using xlogout).";
1576
1577	help gnomeopt:
1578	"This option causes future logins to use the GNOME Athena interface
1579	(the new default introduced in Athena 9.0), with the panel menu at
1580	the bottom of the screen replacing Dash, and the sawfish window
1581	manager replacing MWM.";
1582
1583	help hidemenus:
1584	"This option hides the Dash menu bar.
1585
1586	To run on a workstation: dash -hide menubar
1587	To restore menubar: dash -show menubar";
1588
1589	help mitdir:
1590	"The MIT Directory lists current employees and students. To change your own
1591	information, contact the registrar (students) or personnel office (MIT staff and
1592	faculty).
1593
1594	On the web: http://web.mit.edu/search.html
1595
1596	Command line: finger fname_lname@mit
1597	or: finger username@mit
1598
1599	Bug reports: use sendbug
1600	";
1601
1602	help map:
1603	"This item brings up the MIT campus map suite in your current web browser:
1604
1605	http://web.mit.edu/map.html
1606
1607	(if you don't have a browser running, it will start one up)
1608
1609	Bug reports: use sendbug
1610	";
1611
1612	help calendar:
1613	"The calendar program lets you schedule and review appointments. You can
1614	coordinate meetings with other users who use the program.
1615
1616	To run on a workstation: add calendar ; xtc &
1617
1618	Other help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
1619	man xtc
1620
1621	Bug reports: use sendbug
1622	";
1623
1624	help police:
1625	"IN AN EMERGENCY, dial 100
1626	from any campus phone, or just
1627	pick up any emergency phone
1628	(marked by a blue light.)
1629
1630	Regular CP business phone: x3-1212.";
1631
1632	help medical:
1633	"For 24-HOUR EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE, call x3-1311.
1634
1635	Phone x3-4481 for general information and
1636	Internal Medicine appointments.
1637	";
1638
1639	help nightline:
1640	"Nightline is a peer counseling service,
1641	available from 7pm to 7am nightly during
1642	the academic year.
1643
1644	Phone x3-8800.
1645	";
1646
1647	help contactline:
1648	"The Contact Line is a peer counseling
1649	service focusing on sexuality issues.
1650	The line is staffed from 8pm to midnight
1651	Sunday through Wednesday.
1652
1653	Phone x3-6460.
1654	";
1655
1656	help deans:
1657	"Office of the Dean of Students and Undergraduate Education.
1658
1659	Phone x3-6776.
1660	";
1661
1662	help psych:
1663	"Phone x3-2916.";
1664
1665	help mcc:
1666
1667	"MIT Computer Connection -- consulting support for purchasing
1668	supported hardware, software, and peripherals. Dial x3-7686, stop by
1669	W20-021, or see http://web.mit.edu/mcc/www/";
1670
1671	help ishelp:
1672	"Macintosh questions -- x3-1101, email mac-help@mit.edu
1673	DOS/Windows/PC questions -- x3-1102, email pc-help@mit.edu
1674	UNIX/VMS questions (subscribers only) -- x3-1103, email unix-vms-help@mit.edu
1675
1676	http://web.mit.edu/helpdesk/
1677	";
1678
1679	help sipb:
1680	"Student-staffed group that provides help
1681	with SIPB-sponsored and other software
1682	on Athena and other computers. Open
1683	most of the day and night. Phone x3-7788
1684	or stop by the office on the fifth floor
1685	of the Student Center.
1686
1687	http://www.mit.edu/sipb/";
1688
1689	help aboutcw:
1690	"Courseware is, for the most part, only supported by
1691	the teaching staff for a particular course. If you have
1692	problems with any courseware package (other than
1693	widely used packages like MATLAB, Maple, etc.)
1694	please contact the professor or TA for the course
1695	instead of reporting it to Athena.
1696
1697	Consulting and OLC will probably not be able to
1698	provide any detailed assistance. Some courses
1699	are registered to use the OLTA (On Line TA) system,
1700	and may provide assistance there (see OLTA in this menu).
1701
1702	Any problems with starting courseware from dash
1703	should be directed via email to <f_l@mit.edu>";
1704
1705	help screensaver:
1706	"Use this program if you need to leave your workstation
1707	unattended for less than 20 minutes. To lock the screen,
1708	click on the xss icon; this activates a locked screensaver,
1709	which you clear by typing in your password. (By default,
1710	the screensaver comes up automatically when you are
1711	idle for 10 minutes and locks after an additional minute.)
1712
1713	It is against the Athena Rules of Use to attempt to lock up
1714	a workstation for more than 20 minutes! Cluster Patrol staff
1715	will logout users whose screensaver displays more than 20
1716	minutes of idle time, and will immediately reboot a workstation
1717	whose screensaver has been hacked to hide the idle time
1718	or to disable the logout option.
1719
1720	Please be courteous to your fellow users and abide by these rules.
1721
1722	To run on a workstation: xss-button &
1723
1724	Other help: man xss, man xss-button
1725
1726	Bug reports: use sendbug";
1727
1728	help sendbug:
1729	"This program is used to send bug reports
1730	about software on the system. You will be
1731	asked for the name of the broken program,
1732	then put into an editor to fill out the rest
1733	of the form. Please fill it out as completely
1734	as possible.
1735
1736	To run: sendbug";
1737
1738	help lower:
1739	"This option will push the Dash menus below all
1740	the other windows on your screen. If some part
1741	of the menu bar is still visible, moving the mouse
1742	cursor into this area will make the entire menu
1743	bar visible again.";
1744
1745	help logout:
1746	"This option will log you off of Athena.
1747	You will be asked to verify that
1748	you really want to logout.";
1749
1750	help logoutopt:
1751	"This option will log you off of Athena.
1752	You will be asked to verify that
1753	you really want to logout.";
1754
1755	help websis:
1756	"WebSIS is the web-based student information system
1757	that allows you to look up your academic and financial
1758	records, update your address information, pre-register,
1759	view the course catalog, and print forms.
1760
1761	To access WebSIS, you must have an Athena account and
1762	your MIT ID# (not your social security number).
1763
1764	To run WebSIS go to http://student.mit.edu/ or click on
1765	*WebSIS at left.
1766	Send bugs to: <websis@mit.edu>";
1767
1768	help rules:
1769	"This item opens the Athena Rules of Use:
1770
1771	http://web.mit.edu/olh/Welcome/rules.html
1772
1773	in your web browser. All Athena users are responsible for
1774	knowing and following the complete set of rules.
1775
1776	Use of Athena facilities is restricted to authorized holders
1777	of Athena accounts (MIT students, faculty, staff, and other
1778	authorized guests). Questions on account eligibility should be
1779	directed to <accounts@mit.edu>.";
1780
1781	help licenses:
1782	"A set of files informing users of license obligations
1783	(and some basic additional information) can be found
1784	in most third-party software lockers maintained by IS.
1785	To see this information, type:
1786
1787	attach <lockername>
1788	more /mit/<lockername>/README.athena
1789
1790	";
1791
1792	help sw-wrw:
1793	"This item opens the 'What Runs Where'
1794	table of software on Athena:
1795
1796	http://web.mit.edu/acs/whereruns.html
1797
1798	in your web browser.
1799	";
1800
1801	help sw-new:
1802	"This item opens the 'What's New'
1803	list of software on Athena:
1804
1805	http://web.mit.edu/acs/whatsnew.html
1806
1807	in your web browser.
1808	";
1809
1810	help sw-help:
1811	"For help, see the resources under Help -> Help on Athena.
1812
1813	If you have comments or suggestions, send mail to:
1814
1815	<suggest@mit.edu>
1816	";
1817
1818	help aboutpictures:
1819	"Athena currently does not have a fully-supported drawing program like
1820	MacDraw. There are a few different packages available, but we may not be
1821	able to fix bugs nor answer very detailed questions. Consulting may be
1822	able to answer your questions, but we cannot guarantee it.";
1823
1824	help aboutspreadsheets:
1825
1826	"Athena has several spreadsheet programs available. Xess is the currently
1827	supported product; Applix Spreadsheets is also available. `sc' which is supported
1828	by the SIPB, runs over dialup.";
1829
1830	help aboutneos:
1831
1832	"NEOS (Networked Educational On-line System) is a set of programs for
1833	classroom oriented file exchange that is intended to mimic operations
1834	normally performed with paper in and out of class. With NEOS you can hand
1835	in assignments, pickup graded assignments, handouts and papers and exchange
1836	documents for peer review.";
1837
1838	help eos:
1839	"The eos program is an editor, using the full multi-media functionality of
1840	EZ, which also allows students to turn in and pick up papers, where papers
1841	can be assignments, handouts or papers for general viewing (Exchange
1842	papers).
1843
1844	To run on a workstation: add andrew; eos
1845
1846	Other help: ahelp eos
1847	click on the `Help' button in the application
1848	NEOS on Athena Student Guide (AC-91) and TA Guide (AC-92), from CopyTech
1849	and in OLH under `Using Athena for Courses' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1850
1851	Bug reports: use sendbug
1852	";
1853
1854	help grade:
1855	"The grade program allows course instructors to view assignments turned in
1856	by students, edit and annotate the work and to return it back to the
1857	student. It can also be used to create and review handouts for courses.
1858
1859	To run on a workstation: add andrew; grade
1860
1861	Other help: ahelp grade
1862	click on the `Help' button in the application
1863	NEOS on Athena Student Guide (AC-91) and TA Guide (AC-92), from CopyTech
1864	and in OLH under `Using Athena for Courses' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1865
1866	Bug reports: use sendbug
1867	";
1868
1869	help aboutmh:
1870	"MH (Mail Handler) is a set of utilities for reading mail. You can run a
1871	program to get your mail, another to read it, and another to send mail to
1872	someone else, for example. Or, you can run an X-based mail handler which
1873	displays all of the functions on buttons, so you can point and click to do
1874	what you want. Or, if you prefer working inside emacs, you can receive,
1875	read, and send mail while in emacs. The options on this menu explain
1876	how.";
1877
1878	help mh:
1879	"The mail handler (MH) system is really a set of commands.
1880	The most commonly used are:
1881	inc incorporate (get) new mail
1882	show show message(s)
1883	next show the next message
1884	prev show the previous message
1885	comp compose a new message
1886	repl reply to a message
1887	forw forward message(s) to another user
1888	rmm remove message(s)
1889	scan list messages, showing sender and subject
1890	send send a previously composed message
1891
1892	To run one of the programs listed above, simply type the
1893	name of the command at the `athena%' prompt.
1894
1895	Other help: man mh
1896	also man pages for each command, i.e. type `man comp' etc.
1897	Electronic Mail on Athena (AC-31) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1898	OLH under `Communicating With Other Users' -> `Electronic Mail' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1899
1900	Bug reports: use sendbug
1901	";
1902
1903	help xmh:
1904	"XMH is a graphical interface to MH. Each command
1905	is displayed on a button. Simply click on the button of
1906	the command you wish to run. Many users prefer this
1907	to the text-based versions of the same programs.
1908
1909	To run on a workstation: xmh &
1910
1911	Other help: man xmh
1912	Electronic Mail on Athena (AC-31) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1913	OLH under `Communicating With Other Users' ->
1914	`Electronic Mail' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1915
1916	Bug reports: use sendbug
1917	";
1918
1919	help exmh:
1920
1921	"EXMH is a more advanced graphical interface to MH. Unlike XMH, it
1922	provides MIME support: with the click of a button, EXMH will bring up
1923	an appropriate viewing application for most types of email enclosures.
1924	(MIME stands for Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions, a standard for
1925	transmission of images, audio, enriched text, FTP pointers, etc. via
1926	email.)
1927
1928	To run on a workstation: add sipb; exmh &
1929
1930	Other help: man exmh
1931	Help button within EXMH
1932	Manual and FAQ at http://www.beedub.com/exmh/
1933
1934	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb@mit.edu>
1935	";
1936
1937
1938	help mh-rmail:
1939	"Emacs has a built-in mode for reading mail called
1940	`mh-rmail'. You can get, read, delete, send, etc.,
1941	usually with one or two keystrokes. If you use
1942	emacs a lot, you may find that reading mail in it is
1943	preferable to either a text-based or X-based interface.
1944
1945	To use it, type `Meta-X mh-rmail' while in emacs.
1946
1947	Or to start up a new emacs running only mh-rmail:
1948
1949	on a workstation: emacs -f mh-rmail &
1950	on dialup: emacs -f mh-rmail
1951
1952	Other help: type `Ctrl-h m' while in mh-rmail mode
1953	Electronic Mail on Athena (AC-31) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
1954	OLH under `Communicating With Other Users' ->
1955	`Electronic Mail' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
1956
1957	Bug reports: use sendbug
1958	";
1959
1960	help mailmaint:
1961	"mailmaint is a text-based menu driven system for
1962	manipulating mailing lists on Athena. You should use
1963	it to add or remove yourself from mailing lists.
1964
1965	To run: mailmaint
1966
1967	Other help: man mailmaint
1968
1969	Bug reports: use sendbug
1970	";
1971
1972	help listmaint:
1973	"listmaint is a text-based, menu driven system for
1974	manipulating mailing lists on Athena. It is primarily
1975	intended for maintainers of mailing lists and groups
1976	to maintain the membership of the list or group.
1977
1978	To run: listmaint
1979
1980	Other help: man listmaint
1981
1982	Bug reports: use sendbug
1983	";
1984
1985	help aboutnews:
1986	"Netnews is a worldwide forum where hundreds of
1987	thousands of users post and read articles about
1988	hundreds of topics.
1989
1990	Help on netnews is available in On-Line Help
1991	(http://web.mit.edu/olh/). All three news
1992	readers on this menu are documented
1993	there. There is also a document on netnews
1994	available from the SIPB.";
1995
1996	help xrn:
1997	"XRN is an X-based interface to netnews that lets you
1998	subscribe to and browse newsgroups by clicking on buttons.
1999
2000	To run on a workstation: add sipb ; xrn &
2001
2002	Other help: Some help is available in the program - moving the mouse over
2003	a button will give a short help message about that button.
2004	Netnews on Athena (AC-33) from at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2005	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2006	Netnews: A One-Page Guide to the Usenet (SIPB)
2007	man rn
2008
2009	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb>
2010	";
2011
2012	help rrn:
2013	"RRN is a text-based interface to netnews.
2014
2015	To run: add sipb ; rrn
2016
2017	Other help: Type `h' at any time for help.
2018	Netnews on Athena (AC-33) from at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2019	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2020	Netnews: A One-Page Guide to the Usenet (SIPB)
2021	man rn
2022
2023	Bug reports: send email to <bug-sipb>
2024	";
2025
2026	help gnus:
2027	"Emacs has a netnews interface (called GNUS),
2028	which is similar to the mail-reading interface.
2029	In order to use it, you'll need to modify your
2030	emacs startup file (~/.emacs). On-Line Help
2031	contains instructions on how to do this. Type
2032	`help', then select `Communicating with Other
2033	Users', `Network News', `News Readers', then
2034	read the help file `gnus'.
2035
2036	Simply selecting this option will start up a
2037	new emacs in gnus mode, if you do not want to
2038	go through all the work yourself.";
2039
2040	help aboutdiscuss:
2041	"Discuss is a networked conferencing system
2042	similar to other bulletin boards. Discussions
2043	(called meetings) exist on hundreds of topics.
2044
2045	Help on all versions of discuss (text-based,
2046	emacs-based and X-window-based) is available
2047	in On-Line Help.";
2048
2049	help xdsc:
2050	"xdsc is a graphical interface to discuss.
2051
2052	To run on a workstation: xdsc &
2053
2054	Other help: man xdsc
2055	Discuss on Athena (AC-32) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2056	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2057	click on the `HELP' button within the application
2058
2059	Bug reports: use sendbug
2060	";
2061
2062	help discuss:
2063	"The text-based discuss reader is simply called
2064	`discuss'.
2065
2066	To run: discuss
2067
2068	Other help: man discuss
2069	Discuss on Athena (AC-32) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2070	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2071	type `help' or `?' within the application
2072
2073	Bug reports: use sendbug
2074	";
2075
2076	help edsc:
2077	"Emacs has a discuss reader similar to mh-rmail
2078	and the netnews reader (gnus).
2079
2080	Simply selecting this option will start up a
2081	new emacs in discuss mode.
2082
2083	Bug reports: use sendbug
2084	";
2085
2086	help aboutzephyr:
2087	"Zephyr is an instantaneous messaging and location
2088	system. Using zephyr, you can send a message to
2089	any user who is logged-in to Athena without having
2090	to know where they are logged in. The message is
2091	sent immediately and shows up in a separate window
2092	on their screen. If you receive a `zephyrgram',
2093	you can get rid of it by simply clicking a mouse
2094	button in it.
2095
2096	You can find more help on zephyr in On-Line
2097	Help, and there are manual pages for each of
2098	the commands described below.";
2099
2100	help zwrite:
2101	"The basic command for sending a message is
2102	`zwrite'. To send a message to another user,
2103	simply type:
2104
2105	zwrite username
2106
2107	Other help: man zwrite
2108	Zephyr on Athena (AC-34) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2109	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2110
2111	Bug reports: use sendbug";
2112
2113	! help zsub:
2114	"You are automatically subscribed to messages
2115	that are addressed directly to you. However,
2116	Zephyr has `instances' which are similar to
2117	channels on a CB radio. Anyone that wants
2118	to listen may, and anyone may `broadcast'
2119	to an instance.
2120
2121	The program that is used to control your
2122	subscriptions (what you listen to) is called
2123	`zctl'.
2124
2125	For more information on subscriptions,
2126	refer to On-Line Help or the manual page
2127	for zctl.";
2128
2129	help zlocate:
2130	"Zephyr can tell you the name of the machine
2131	where a person is logged in.
2132
2133	To locate another user on the system,
2134	type:
2135
2136	zlocate username
2137
2138	Other help: man zlocate
2139	Zephyr on Athena (AC-34) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2140	OLH under `Communicating with Other Users' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2141
2142	Bug reports: use sendbug
2143	";
2144
2145	help zephhide:
2146	"This option will hide your location from
2147	zephyr, so that people will not be able
2148	to locate you. You will still be able to
2149	receive zephyrgrams, and it will not
2150	change your visibility for future sessions.
2151
2152	To run: zctl hide
2153
2154	Bug reports: use sendbug
2155	";
2156
2157	help zephunhide:
2158	"This option will unhide your location from
2159	zephyr, so that people can locate you. It
2160	will not change your visibility for future
2161	sessions.
2162
2163	To run: zctl unhide
2164
2165	Bug reports: use sendbug
2166	";
2167
2168	help zephannounce:
2169	"This option sets your exposure to
2170	`realm-announced', which means that each
2171	time you login, your location will be broadcast.
2172	Anyone that is interested in listening to
2173	these broadcasts will be able to.
2174
2175	To run: zctl set exposure realm-announced";
2176
2177	help zephunannounce:
2178	"This option sets your exposure to
2179	`realm-visible', which means that each time
2180	you login, your location will not be broadcast,
2181	but you will be locatable to anyone who is
2182	interested in finding you.
2183
2184	To run: zctl set exposure realm-visible";
2185
2186	help zephhidelogin:
2187	"This option effectively turns zephyr off
2188	altogether. Your location will not be
2189	announced, you will not be locatable by
2190	other users, and you will not receive any
2191	zephyrgrams. It is not recommended that
2192	you use this setting.
2193
2194	To run: zctl set exposure none";
2195
2196	help wwwcert:
2197	"Certificates are used to authenticate access to MIT's secure web services
2198	including WebSIS (MIT Student Information System), SAPweb, and MCC/Online.
2199	This item opens the Certificates at MIT web page:
2200
2201	http://web.mit.edu/is/help/cert/
2202	";
2203
2204
2205	help lynxmit:
2206	"Lynx is a text-only web browser which
2207	can be run in an xterm or over dialup.
2208	This item connects you to the MIT
2209	Home Page.
2210
2211	To run: add infoagents; lynx http://web.mit.edu/
2212
2213	Other help: man lynx
2214	type `h' in the application
2215
2216	Bug reports: use sendbug
2217	";
2218
2219	help lynxsipb:
2220	"Lynx is a text-only web browser which
2221	can be run in an xterm or over dialup.
2222	This item will connect you to the SIPB
2223	Home Page.
2224
2225	To run: add infoagents; lynx http://www.mit.edu/sipb/
2226
2227	Other help: man lynx
2228	type `h' in the application
2229
2230	Bug reports: use sendbug
2231	";
2232
2233
2234	!help lynxdefault:
2235	"Lynx is a text-only web browser which
2236	can be run in an xterm or over dialup.
2237	This item will, by default, connect you to
2238	the MIT Home Page. (If you have set another
2239	page as your startup default, it will start on
2240	that instead.)
2241
2242	To run: add infoagents; lynx
2243
2244	Other help: man lynx
2245	type `h' in the application
2246
2247	Bug reports: use sendbug
2248	";
2249
2250
2251	help netscapemit:
2252	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2253	you to the MIT Home Page.
2254
2255	To run: netscape http://web.mit.edu/ &
2256
2257	Other help: Click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2258
2259	Bug reports: use sendbug
2260	";
2261
2262	help netscapesipb:
2263	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2264	you to the SIPB Home Page.
2265
2266	To run: netscape http://www.mit.edu/sipb/ &
2267
2268	Other help: Click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2269
2270	Bug reports: use sendbug
2271	";
2272
2273	!help netscapedefault:
2274	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. By default, this item
2275	connects you to the MIT Home Page. (If you have set another page as
2276	your startup default, it will start on that instead.)
2277
2278	To run: netscape &
2279
2280	Other help: Click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2281
2282	Bug reports: use sendbug
2283	";
2284
2285	help netscape3mit:
2286	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2287	you to the MIT Home Page.
2288
2289	To run: add infoagents; netscape-3.01 http://web.mit.edu/ &
2290
2291	Other help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2292
2293	Bug reports: use sendbug
2294	";
2295
2296	help netscape3sipb:
2297	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2298	you to the SIPB Home Page.
2299
2300	To run: add infoagents; netscape-3.01 http://www.mit.edu/sipb/ &
2301
2302	Other help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2303
2304	Bug reports: use sendbug
2305	";
2306
2307	!help netscape3default:
2308	"Netscape is a graphical WWWW browser. By default, this item
2309	connects you to the MIT Home Page. (If you have set another page as
2310	your startup default, it will start on that instead.)
2311
2312	To run: add infoagents; netscape-3.01 &
2313
2314	Other help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2315
2316	Bug reports: use sendbug
2317	";
2318
2319
2320	help mozillamit:
2321	"Mozilla is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2322	you to the MIT Home Page.
2323
2324	To run: add infoagents; mozilla &
2325
2326	Other help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2327
2328	Bug reports: use sendbug
2329	";
2330
2331	help mozillasipb:
2332	"Netscape is a graphical WWW browser. This item connects
2333	you to the SIPB Home Page.
2334
2335	To run: add infoagents; mozilla http://www.mit.edu/sipb/ &
2336
2337	Help: click on the `Help' menu item in the application
2338
2339	Bug reports: use sendbug
2340	";
2341
2342
2343
2344	!help aboutgopher:
2345	"Gopher assists in retrieving information
2346	from the Internet. It performs automatic
2347	Telnetting and FTPing for you.";
2348
2349	!help xgopher:
2350	"This is a graphical version of Gopher,
2351	featuring a point and click interface.
2352
2353	To run on a workstation: add gopher; xgopher
2354
2355	Other help: man xgopher
2356
2357	";
2358
2359	!help gopher:
2360	"This is the -tty version of Gopher,
2361	which can run in an xterm or over
2362	dialup.
2363
2364	To run: add gopher; gopher
2365
2366	Other help: man gopher
2367
2368	";
2369
2370	help logoutbutton:
2371	"Create a logout button which you can
2372	click on when you want to log out of
2373	Athena. See also `Logout' on the
2374	`Special' menu.";
2375
2376	help pascal:
2377	"The standard name for the Pascal compiler
2378	under UNIX is `pc'; this available on Athena
2379	Suns and SGIs.
2380
2381	Other help: man pc
2382	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#pc
2383
2384	Bug reports: use sendbug
2385	";
2386
2387	help perl:
2388	"Perl 5 is available as part of the Athena release; there is also a perl
2389	locker which may contain other versions. To run the default version,
2390	currently perl 5:
2391
2392	perl <filename> or !#/usr/athena/bin/perl in a script
2393
2394	To run from the perl locker, currently perl 4:
2395
2396	add -f perl; perl <filename> or !#/afs/athena/contrib/perl/perl in a script
2397
2398	Other help: man perl
2399	http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#perl
2400
2401	Bug reports: use sendbug
2402	";
2403
2404	help ct:
2405	"cT is a programming language whose code
2406	is transportable between Macintosh, DOS,
2407	and Unix workstation platforms. Built
2408	in are easy-to-use facilities for graphics,
2409	pull-down menus, and acceptance
2410	of mouse clicks. It is useful for rapid
2411	prototyping of applications, and for
2412	building simple applications. On-line
2413	help is available. To start it up, type:
2414
2415	add ct ; cT demos/samples/GettingStarted.t
2416
2417	Some sample files may be found in
2418	the /mit/ct/demos directory.
2419
2420	Bug reports: use sendbug
2421	";
2422
2423	help lisp:
2424	"Allegro Common Lisp is available on Athena Suns and SGIs. To run:
2425
2426	add acl
2427	cl for Lisp-only TTY interface; to exit, type: (exit)
2428	cl-xemacs for xemacs interface, connects to Composer Development Environment
2429
2430	Other help: http://web.mit.edu/acs/www/whererunsa.html#lisp
2431
2432	Bug reports: use sendbug";
2433
2434	help multi:
2435	"Multi is an integrated debugging environment coupled
2436	to a set of C, C++, and FORTRAN compilers (ghcc, gcx, and gfc
2437	respectively) from Green Hills Software. It is unsupported and use is
2438	on an `as is' basis. It is available on Athena Suns only. To run:
2439
2440	add multi
2441
2442	and see the file /mit/multi/README.to_run for usage info.
2443
2444	Bug reports: use sendbug
2445	";
2446
2447	help multilang:
2448	"Multi is an integrated debugging environment coupled
2449	to a set of C, C++, and FORTRAN compilers (ghcc, gcx, and gfc
2450	respectively) from Green Hills Software. It is unsupported and use is
2451	on an `as is' basis. It is available on Athena Suns only. To run:
2452
2453	add multi
2454
2455	and see the file /mit/multi/README.to_run for usage info.
2456
2457	Bug reports: use sendbug
2458	";
2459
2460	help maple:
2461	"Maple, developed at the University of Waterloo,
2462	performs numerical and symbolic computations
2463	in addition to having extensive graphics
2464	capabilities.
2465
2466	It can manipulate real numbers and integers of
2467	up to 10,000 digits, do formal and numerical
2468	integration, solve algebraic or transcendental
2469	systems and differential equations, and perform
2470	series expansions and matrix manipulations.
2471
2472	To run on a workstation: add maple ; maple
2473	For TTY interface: add maple ; maple.tty
2474
2475	Other help: `Maple on Athena' (AC-72) at CopyTech or http://web.mit.edu/is/pubs/
2476	manuals in libraries and N42-105
2477	OLH under `Numerical and Math Software' (http://web.mit.edu/olh/)
2478	OLC stock answers
2479	type `?help' inside Maple or use the Help menu
2480
2481	Bug reports: use sendbug
2482	";
2483
2484	help xess:
2485	"Xess is an easy to learn and use spreadsheet
2486	designed specifically for science and engineering
2487	computing. It provides a full range of
2488	mathematical, statistical, matrix and string
2489	functions while handling complex calculations
2490	with the ease of a familiar spreadsheet
2491	format.
2492
2493	Help is available by pulling down the `Help'
2494	menu on the menubar at the top of the Xess
2495	window.
2496
2497	To run: add xess ; xess
2498
2499	Bug reports: use sendbug
2500	";
2501
2502	help sas:
2503	"SAS is a system for controlling data. It allows you to take
2504	data in any form and access, manage, analyze, and present
2505	according to your needs and level of computer expertise.
2506
2507	To run on a workstation: add sas ; sas &
2508
2509	Bug reports: use sendbug
2510	";
2511
2512	help library:
2513	"Connect to the MIT Libraries' web site for electronic
2514	resources and full information on MIT's library collections,
2515	services, and locations:
2516
2517	http://libraries.mit.edu/";
2518
2519
2520	help assess:
2521	"Assess is an interactive program for utility assessment
2522	of simulated decisions processes.
2523
2524	To run: add 1.101 ; assess";
2525
2526	help growltiger:
2527	"GROWLTIGER is a structural analysis and design package
2528	for 2/D linear structures which provides an interactive
2529	environment for experimenting with structure behavior and
2530	design.
2531
2532	To run: add growltiger; growltiger &";
2533
2534	help vihelp:
2535	"VISDYCON stands for VISual DYNamics and CONtrol.
2536	The visdycon software is designed to teach and
2537	reinforce classic control theory and basic lumped
2538	parameter modelling techniques for dynamic systems.
2539
2540	To use on athena: add visdycon; visdycon
2541	For more information: http://lancet.mit.edu/idc/
2542	man visdycon";
2543	help sysresp:
2544	"A playground for understanding linear system representations and methods
2545	for analyzing linear dynamic systems. Linear systems can be entered as
2546	transfer functions, root lists, poles & zeros, state-space matrices,
2547	linear graphs, or bond graphs. Once the system has been entered (a 1 to
2548	30 second process), it can be analyzed using Bode plots, sinusoid, step,
2549	ramp, and impulse responses, s-plane, transfer function, and state space
2550	representations, and nyquist & nichols stability measures.";
2551
2552	help rlocus:
2553	"A quick method of determining the root locus of a system. This program
2554	generates the root locus of a system based upon the roots entered in the
2555	s-plane. You can easily see the effects of small changes by dragging
2556	the roots of your system in the s-plane and watching the root locus
2557	change in real time. Rlocus also offers a step-by-step tutorial for
2558	interactively explaining how to derive a root locus.";
2559
2560	!help lingraph:
2561	!"coming soon";
2562
2563	!help bodiag:
2564	! "coming soon"
2565	help cat:
2566	"CAT (Computer Aided Thermodynamics) is a modelling
2567	package for use in gas-phase chemical kinetics calculations.
2568
2569	To run on a workstation: add 2.40 ; CAT";
2570
2571	help 6111:
2572	"This will set up your environment to run the software
2573	tools for 6.111 Digital Design.
2574
2575	To run: setup 6.111";
2576
2577	help 6270:
2578	"This will set up your environment to run the software
2579	for the 6.270 LEGO Robot Competition.
2580
2581	To run: setup 6.270";
2582
2583	help xmap:
2584	"MITMap is an X based thematic mapping program that will draw
2585	and graphically overlay boundary, image, point and attribute
2586	information.
2587
2588	To run on a workstation: attach crldata
2589	add crlbin
2590	mitmap";
2591
2592	help cvsim:
2593	"The Cardiovascular Simulator (CVSIM) is a realtime physiological
2594	simulation of cardiovascular hemodynamics and control.
2595
2596	To run on a workstation: add hst ; cvsim";
2597
2598	help quantphysx11:
2599	"The Quantitative Physiology suite of programs
2600	simulates different cell and tissue functions.
2601
2602	To run on a workstation: setup 6.021J";
2603
2604	!help ode:
2605	!"ODE is a program built using cT which graphically depicts
2606	!Ordinary Differential Equations.
2607	!
2608	!To run on a workstation: add 18.03; ode";
2609
2610	!help 301:
2611	!"This launches the Mosaic interface to the 3.01
2612	!World Wide Web home page.
2613	!
2614	!If you're already running Mosaic, you can simply open
2615	!the following URL:
2616	!
2617	! http://web.mit.edu/course/3/3.01/html/homepage.html
2618	!
2619	!to view the page.
2620	!";
2621
2622	help 3091:
2623	"The 3.091 Courseware includes programs for modelling 3-D cubic
2624	crystalline solids, data analysis for properties of the elements,
2625	and other related applications.
2626
2627	To run on a workstation: setup 3.091";
2628
2629	help 4203acad12:
2630	"This version of autocad is for use
2631	by students in 4.203.";
2632
2633	help 4203acad13:
2634	"This version of autocad is for use
2635	by students in 4.203.";
2636
2637	help crlolh:
2638	"On-Line Help for the CRL displays a window with
2639	information about the CRL.";
2640
2641	help 1803x1:
2642	"To run on a workstation: add 18.03 ; x1";
2643
2644	help 1803x2:
2645	"To run on a workstation: add 18.03 ; x2";

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