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    On our Unisys 2200, we have the following files in our alternate utility
    library. All are used every day and I have some absolutes on tape whic may date
    back into the 60's. The listing::

@PRT,TL SYS$LIB$*ALTLIB.
FURPUR  30R1C        (891109 1204:28) 1990 Sep 19 Wed 1813:19
STD#SYS$LIB$*ALTLIB(1)  ELEMENT TABLE  
D  NAME          VERSION         TYPE         DATE        TIME     SEQ # 
   BK1                         ABSOLUTE     09 JAN 76   18:20:43       1       
   BK2                         ABSOLUTE     12 JAN 76   14:07:03       2     
   FLIST                       ABSOLUTE     17 OCT 77   19:14:13       3
   HOLD                        ABSOLUTE     30 MAY 78   15:48:10       4            
   SGS                         ABSOLUTE     11 JUN 76   11:44:08       5        
   FREEM                       ABSOLUTE     25 FEB 77   11:05:52       6      
   RESCUE                      ABSOLUTE     01 NOV 79   12:19:54       7        
   DATA                        ABSOLUTE     12 APR 79   18:04:15       8    
   MFD                         ABSOLUTE     17 APR 90   15:05:03       9       


BK1 starts terminal output to go to a file and BK2 ends breakpoint mode. FLIST
will list either a tape or a program file. HOLD will hold your terminal to
prevent it from timing out. SGS creates a stream of system generation
statements for the symbolic stream generator. FREEM frees all assigned files.
RESCUE will restore a deleted element in a program file. DATA is used to create
a system data format file and MFD will list the master file directory. These
program have been brought forward from at least and 1100/80 and may predate
them.
-- 
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