In the Command Column, type receive / = = D

This does not work for mail.

From the Ready Prompt, type tspace <1-8> and hit enter.

8 is the maximum for Student Accounts.

From the Ready Prompt, type def stor 10m and hit enter.

From the Ready Prompt, type rename old filename old filetype old filemode new filename new filetype new filemode

From the Command Column in the file list, type rename / new filename new file type new filemode
If you want to keep a copy of the old file, use copy in place of replace.

If you haven't logged off your account:

• This does not work for e-mail, only files in your File List!
• Type USE TOOLS to link to the TOOLS disk
• type GETBACK filename filetype filemode and hit enter.
• The file will come back to your Reader List. (You may not see it immediately.)
• Hit PF9 to receive it.

If you logged off your account:

• The file may possibly be restored if you call Operations at X1425.

Type logon userid here and hit enter. You will be reconnected; type i cms and hit enter a couple times.

Type the letter B and hit enter. You should not see that message again.

*If you still get that message, type i cms and hit enter a couple times. Once you see the Ready Prompt, you should be able to proceed.*

This process may be used to change your mainframe account LOGON password

At the Ready Prompt, type courses and hit enter. Follow the menu prompts.

To subscribe to a listserv from your mainframe account, type
tell listserv subscribe <the name of the list you want to subscribe to> <your first and last name> and hit enter.

To unsubscribe, use the same format shown above and replace "subscribe" with "unsubscribe".

At the Ready Prompt, type ACCTBAL and hit enter. Look at the percentage used line for your CMS ALLOCATION.

• At the Ready Prompt type USERSCAN and hit enter. A file will be sent to your Reader List momentarily.
• Type RL to open your Reader List.
• Type rbr to open the file.
• Go down to the bottom of the file to view the login/password attempts.

Sample Profile Exec
/*PROFILE EXEC*/
'USE MAIL'
'USE TOOLS'
'CP SET PFI RETRIEVE'
'CP SET PF2 TELL USERID'
'CP SET PF3 IMM XEDIT PROFILE XEDIT A'

• / to make the line the 'current' line
• e to extend the current line
• d to delete a line
• d* deletes all lines after this line
• a to add a line
• dd..dd to delete a block of lines
• cc. .cc to copy a block of lines, to -
• f the following line
• p the preceding line
• mm..mm to move a block of lines to : ' f ' or ' p '

Command Line

• top : takes you to the top of the file
• bot : takes you to the bottom of the file
• set pre on : sets prefix on
• set pre off : sets prefix off
• set case m : sets mixed case
• low : makes the current line lowercase
• set tabs n1 n2 n3... : sets tabs at n1, n2, n3,......
• set pf7 tabkey : sets the PF7 key as the tabkey

• From within the first file, bring your cursor to the line where you want the second file to begin AFTER.
• Type / and hit enter.
• On the command line type get filename filetype filemode and hit enter.

To view a file larger than 80 columns on a single line, type:
        verify 1 73
        (use PF10 to toggle between left and right)
To expand a line if the LRECL is 80+, type:
        e in the prefix area (==e==), or type:
        xedit filename filetype filemode (width n,
                where n is the number of desired width size.
        Within the file, the LRECL can be increased up to the number set by
       typing:
                set lrecl=n
To change the record length, type:
        lrecl n recfm f, which sets the number of columns to n
To change the record format from fixed to variable from within the file,
type:
        set rec f v
To increase the number of characters you view in a line, type:
        verify 1 72
        

• Type flist at the Ready Prompt.
• Hit the PF11 key to extend the command line input space.
• Type rename / new filename new filetype new filemode to create a new file.
• Hit PF3 to exit flist.
• Go back to the File List to view your file.

You may find information at http://www.netops.uconn.edu/printers.html

You may find information at http://www.ucc.uconn.edu/cgi-bin/cmshelp?TASK%20DCF.

• Log on to your mainframe account.
• Type USE TOOLS to link to the TOOLS disk.
• Type FTP machine(host)name.node
• You will be asked to type in a userid and password.
• Type dir to list directory contents and cd directory name to change directories.
• Once you locate the file you want to transfer, type:
  • PUT Fn Ft Fm (uploads the file into your remote PC account from the mainframe account)
  • GET Filename.EXT (downloads the file into your mainframe account from the remote site)
  • Add either BIN or ASCII at the end of the GET command. If the file you are downloading is binary (image or .exe file) type BIN; similarly, if downloading an ASCII (text) file, type ASCII
  • Type QUIT or BYE to terminate the session.