!***START
!
!PIP10
!
!	ROGER LIPSETT  INTERMETRICS  NOVEMBER 16, 1978
!
!INSTALLATION:  FOR PIP10
!		MAC CVT10
!		LINK PIP10,CVT10
!
!(See also RD10 which is faster but allows only 140 byte output records.)

	$ ALLOCATE MTn:
	$ MOUNT MTn:/FOR
	$ DEFINE PIP10 MTn:
	$ RUN PIP10
	  ...Follow instructions

	This program will read PIP-10 tapes.  It will accept files
	with records of up to 500 characters (terminated by <CR><LF>).
	It will put the data into a file on your default directory
	with a filename which is specified at runtime.  All data on the
	tape should be ASCII as opposed to binary data; however, the
	program will function 'properly' in the presence of binary
	data, giving a message when a record which is too long  is found.

	The tape unit on which the tape is mounted must have a logical
	name of 'ITAPE'.  No automatic rewind is done prior to reading;
	however, a rewind with no wait is done at the end of the program.

	The program also has the capability to allow the user to skip an
	arbitrary number of files prior to reading the first file.  All files
	thereafter are read sequentially, with filenames being prompted for
	at the terminal.
!***END
