1 DWIM
 
 This utility  is intended to assist software development, where the
 programmer  is  continually  performing  the  EDIT-COMPILE-LINK-RUN
 cycle.  It allows the user to configure permanent parameters,  such
 as filename,  compiler type, and link libraries, and loop round the
 development cycle with these parameters assumed.  These  parameters
 are  saved between DWIM sessions,  and  are  even restored when you
 next log-in.
 
 Single  letter  commands  have been configured to perform the usual
 development and housekeeping functions. For a summary of these, and
 the current status of your permanent parameters, type <RETURN>. The
 configured  commands  are  those  single  letters  that  have  been
 highlighted. There  is  a status line against most letters. This is
 what  will  be  executed  as  a  VMS command should you select that
 option.  Changes  to  the permanent parameters listed at the top of
 the  display  will be reflected throughout  the status display next
 time you select it.
 
 You can type:
 - the   single   letter   commands  indicated,  which  is  executed 
 immediately;
 - a  command string,  e.g.  CL?RD, of which the individual commands 
 are executed consecutively;
 - a  stored  command  string,  e.g.  @CL?RD, which is stored in the 
 indicated  "Command  line"   field  in   the  status  display,  and 
 executed as a usual command line; 
 - "@" on it's own which executes the indicated command line.
 
 Each command is echoed on the screen as it's executed.
 
 The  optional  "?"  before  several  of  the  commands is a "query"
 option. Before executing the indicated command line,  it will allow
 you  to  append  extra  parameters  to  it.  To invoke this option,
 type, for example, "?L" to allow modification of the indicated link
 line  before  execution.  Merely   add   any  extra  conditions  or 
 parameters to the command line and press <RETURN>.
 
 Typing  "?E"  allows  you  to  edit  a  file other than your stated
 file.
 
 VMS commands  may  be  executed within the utility by preceding the 
 VMS command  line with  a "$", or merely typing a "$" and answering
 the  prompts, for example:  type  "$ purge"  to  purge your current
 default directory.
 
 VMS run-time  warnings  are  monitored by the utility. The user may 
 elect to ignore  such warnings, or be prompted for an abort, should 
 any occur.
 
 The  FILE,  OBJ,  EXE,  and  LIS flags indicate whether the file, a 
 .OBJ, a .EXE, and a .LIS file exist for your stated filename.
 
 Exit from the utility back to VMS is achieved by typing "Q".

 Type "H" for help.
 
