1 INFO
	INFO [item[,item...]]

	Display process information.
2 PARAMETERS
	"item" is a username, or, if "/DEVICE" is used, a device name.
	up to 80 items can be entered. If no items are present then
	all processes which match other criterion will be selected.
	(i.e. depending on process type /all,/batch,/det,/inter,/sub)
2 QUALIFIERS
/ALL
	Display information for all types of processes.
	(Batch,Detached,Interactive,Subprocess)
/BATCH
	Display information on Batch processes
/DETACHED
	Display information on Detached processes
/INTERACTIVE
	Display information on Interactive processes
/SUBPROCESS
	Display information on Subprocesses
/DEVICE
	Display information on process who owns the device specified
/DISPLAY
	/DISPLAY=(item[,item...])

	Determines what information to display, and how to format it.
		where item is one of
			BPRIORITY[:length]	base priority
			CPRIORITY[:length]	current priority
			CPU[:length]		cpu time
			IMAGE[:length]		image name
			LOGIN[:length]		login time
			NEWLINE[:length]	new line (for formatting)
			OWNER[:length]		owner's pid
			PID[:length]		process id
			PROCESS[:length]	process name
			SPACE[:length]		spaces (for formatting)
			TAB[:length]		tab (for formatting)
			TERMINAL[:length]	terminal name
			TYPE[:length]		type of process
			UIC[:length]		process UIC
			USERNAME[:length]	process username

	Length specifies how many characters the field is going to take,
	a colon with no length following it signifies that only enough
	space will be reserved for the field, depending on the actual length
	of the item. 
	i.e. TERMINAL:4 will print the first four letters of the terminal
	name, TERMINAL: will reserve however many characters it takes to 
	print out the terminal name, TERMINAL:10 will reserve ten
	characters, padding with blanks.
/ERASE
	/[NO]ERASE

	determines wether to erase screen before display (default)
/REPEAT
	/REPEAT[=interval]
	determines wether to repeat display,
	and at what interval. Defaults to 3 seconds
/SORT
	/[NO]SORT

	Sorting options, specify the same as in /DISPLAY
	If /NOSORT is specified no sorting occurs
/WIDTH
	/WIDTH[=linelength]
	controls diplay width. If not specified lines will wrap as necessary.
