(Note the reversal around /Charlie) (edited 14-Mar-91) (filefm) (RT--11 Volume and File Formats Manual) <order_number>(AA--PD6PA--TC) <abstract>(August 1991) <line> This manual describes the format of RT--11 disk and magtape volumes and the RT--11 file formats. This information will be most useful to system programmers, but it provides valuable background information for application programmers as well. <endabstract> <revision_info>( Revision/Update Information:\This manual replaces Chapters 8 and 9 of the <emphasis>(RT--11 Software Support Manual).) <revision_info>(Operating System:\RT--11 Version 5.6) <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <ENDTITLE_PAGE> <copyright_page> <comment> This copyright page works. All you have to do is 1. Edit in the appropriate date in two places (at the print_date and at the copyright_date tags) 2. 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For example: <interactive> <s>(.)<u>(BACKUP/INITIALIZE DL0:F*.FOR DU1:WRK) <S>(Mount output volume in DU1:; continue?) <u>(Y) <endinteractive>) <TABLE_ROW>(Red print\ In examples, red print indicates user input.) <TABLE_ROW>( Braces ({ }) \In command syntax examples, braces enclose options that are mutually exclusive. You can choose only one option from the group of options that appear in braces.) <TABLE_ROW>(Brackets ([ ])\ Square brackets in a format line represent optional parameters, qualifiers, or values, unless otherwise specified. ) <TABLE_ROW>(Lowercase <line> characters\ In command syntax examples, lowercase characters represent elements of a command for which you supply a value. For example: <code_example> DELETE filespec <endcode_example>) <TABLE_ROW>(UPPERCASE <LINE> characters\ In command syntax examples, uppercase characters represent elements of a command that should be entered exactly as given.) <TABLE_ROW>(<BOX>(RET)\ <box>(RET) in examples represents the RETURN key. Unless the manual indicates otherwise, terminate all commands or command strings by pressing <key>(RET).) <TABLE_ROW>(<BOX>(CTRL/<VARIABLE>(x))\ <BOX>(CTRL/<VARIABLE>(x)) indicates a control key sequence. While pressing the key labeled Ctrl, press another key. For example: <BOX>(CTRL/C)) <ENDTABLE> <head1>(Associated Documents) <line> Basic Books <list>(unnumbered) <LE> <REFERENCE>(INT_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(GUI_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(KED_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(KEDC_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SUG_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(MRM_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(MAS_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(MSG_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SRN_book) <ENDLIST> <p> <line> Installation Specific Books <list>(unnumbered) <LE> <REFERENCE>(AUT_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(INS_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SYG_book) <ENDLIST> <p> <line> Programmer Oriented Books <list>(unnumbered) <le> <REFERENCE>(IND_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SUM_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SML_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(SSL_book) <le> <reference>(sim_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(DEV_book) <LE> <REFERENCE>(DBG_book) <ENDlist> <ENDPREFACE> <ENDFRONT_MATTER>