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Which Lessons Do You Need? Programmers All chapters and appendix A, "MPE XL Commands Status," will be of interest to programmers. The changes that affect programming are taught in-depth in the classroom course Moving from MPE V to MPE XL: Application Programmer (HP 31114). System Managers Chapters 2-4 will be applicable to those of you who manage HP 3000 systems. Depending upon your level of expertise, you may also wish to take advantage of the information found in chapter 5, "Variables." The tables in both appendixes will be of particular use. Find the account management commands in appendix A, "MPE XL Commands Status." The changes that affect system management are taught in-depth in the classroom course Moving from MPE V to MPE XL: System Manager (HP 31110). System Operators If you are a system operator, concentrate on chapters 2 and 3. Depending on your experience with creating UDCs, you may also want to study the new features of UDCs described in chapter 4. The rest of the changes that affect system operators are taught in-depth in the classroom course Moving from MPE V to MPE XL: System Operator (HP 31117). End Users If you are an end user, concentrate on chapters 2 and 3. Depending on your experience with creating UDCs, you may also want to learn about the new features of UDCs in chapter 4. If you have had some experience using variables, you may wish to study chapter 5 as well.