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HP DeskManager Intrinsics

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 HP DeskManager Intrinsics
   HP DeskManager Intrinsics : COPYRIGHT NOTICE

   Ch 1.  An Introduction to the Intrinsics
      User Intrinsics
      Gateway Intrinsics
      Supporting Intrinsics
      How to Decide if You Need a User, Supporting or Gateway Intrinsic
      The Advantages of the Intrinsics
      Concepts Behind the Intrinsics
      An Overview of the Intrinsics Software
      General Information About How the Intrinsics Work
      Routed Messages

   Ch 2.  The User Intrinsics
      Syntax of the User Intrinsics
      HPDUserSignon
      HPDUserSend
      HPDUserReceive
      HPDDiary

   Ch 3.  The Supporting Intrinsics
      Syntax of the Supporting Intrinsics
      HPDDeleteMsg
      HPDTerminate
      HPDExplain
      HPDNameProbe
      HPDUtility

   Ch 4.  Information You Need in Order to Use the Gateway Intrinsics
      How Messages Leaving HP Desk are Routed through Gateways
      Mapping HP Desk Addresses onto Addresses on a Foreign System
      The Use of Acknowledgments and Replies on Messages
      Messages Which Cannot be Delivered

   Ch 5.  The Gateway Intrinsics
      Syntax of the Gateway Intrinsics
      HPDGateSignon
      HPDGateSend
      HPDGateReceive

   Ch 6.  The Transaction File
       What is the Transaction File?
      The Format of the Transaction File
      Formatting Conventions
      Detailed Transaction Record Formats
      Group 1 : Item Identifiers
      Group 2 - Header Items
      Group 3 - Distribution List and Directory Related Items
      Group 4 - Content Related Items
      Group T - Trailer Transactions
      Examples of Transaction Files

   Ch 7.  The Transaction File Editor
      How to Run the Transaction File Editor
      Creating a Transaction File or Session Profile File
      Browsing a Transaction File or Session Profile File
      Changing an Existing Transaction File or Session Profile File Record
      Adding Records to an Existing Transaction File or Session Profile File
      Deleting Records from a Transaction File or Session Profile File

   Ch 8.  The Session Profile
       What is the Session Profile?
      Session Profile Record Formats

   Ch 9.  Writing Programs which Use the Intrinsics
      Include Files
      Setting Up a Transaction File
      Reserved Names
      Coding the Intrinsics Calls
      Compiling and Prepping Your Program
      Running Your Program
      Testing Your Program
      Debugging Your Program
      Investigating Problems
      General Programming Hints and Tips

   Ch 10.  How the Intrinsics Affect the Operator Commands
       Points to Note if You Run the User Intrinsics
      Points to Note if You Run the Gateway Intrinsics
      General Points to Note

   Ap A. Compatibility Specifications

   Ap B. Error and Status Codes
      Transaction Result Field Values
      Status Returns

   Ap C. Example Programs
      IAUNAMES
      IAURECVS
      IAUSENDS
   INDEX
       Index

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