Modifications to RNO from CARTS


The following modifications may be made to the standard RUNOFF.

     1.  Change bar support.

         This allows modified areas of text to be marked by a  bar  (|
         ASCII code 174 octal) on the left hand side of the page.

     2.  .BLANK and .SKIP may use negative arguments.

         This allows text to be moves some number of  lines  from  the
         end of the page.

     3.  A shift right switch /RI.

         This switch allows text to be shifted right  some  number  of
         columns.

There is also build command files for RSX that allow mapping to shared
FCS.

The files for these modification are:

     1.  RNO.SLP -- applies the corrections to the RNO modules

     2.  Source correction files

         1.  CMTAB.COR -- CMTAB corrections

         2.  ERMAG.COR

         3.  FMTCOR.COR

         4.  PINDX.COR

         5.  RNCMD.COR

         6.  RNORSX.COR

         7.  RUNOFF.COR



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     3.  RNODOC.COR -- RUNOFF.RNO corrections

     4.  RNOBLDFCS.CMD -- MAPS TO A SHARED FCSRES LIBRARY

     5.  RNOBLDFCS.ODL -- OVERLAYS FOR A SHARED  FCSRES  LIBRARY  (you
         may need to change this)

     6.  README.1ST -- This document

     7.  README.2ND  --  The  standard  README.1ST  document  normally
         distrubuted.

To install runoff:

     1.  read this document and the README.2ND document.

     2.  If you want the modifications listed above:

         1.  transfer the files to the UICs specified in README.2ND.

         2.  set the UIC to the source UIC

         3.  Run SLP with @RNO.SLP as input


     3.  Now follow  the  assembly  and  task  build  instructions  in
         README.2ND.

     4.  If  you  want  to  use  the  shared   FCSRES   library,   use
         "TKB @[1,24]RNOBLDFCS" instead of "TKB @[1,24]RNOBLD".

     5.  Once you have made RNO use RUNOFF.RNO as input to  check  out
         the task and to generate a manual.


At Fermilab, we have used these  modifications  without  problems  for
some   time.    If   you   have  problems,  call  Daniel B. Curtis  at
(312) 840-3927.