BAC[KUP] OR RES[TORE] ?		 Specify either BACKUP or RESTORE to
				create an off line copy of specified
				files or to restore files to the system
				from a previously created off line copy.
				By appending the /SA[VE] switch, an
				indirect command file can be created
				from the dialogue to follow.  In order
				to run a previously created indirect
				file, the user should specify the
				filename of the indirect command file
				preceded by '@' after having specified
				either BACKUP or RESTORE.

INDIRECT FILE NAME ?		 If /SA[VE] was specified in the first
				question, the user must now specify the
				name of the indirect file he/she wishes
				to create.  The default name and
				extension are enclosed in angle
				brackets.

WORK FILE NAME ?		 If the user wishes to rename the work
				file which BACKUP will use for this
				particular run, he/she responds with
				the desired file specification here.  By
				renaming the work file with an extension
				other than '.TMP', the user has thus
				created the auxiliary index file which
				can be used for some future RESTORE
				operation from this Backup Set.  By
				placing the work file on a private
				disk, the user gains processing
				efficiency.


LISTING FILE ?			 A file specification should be given to
				route the listing file for this BACKUP
				or RESTORE run.  The default is the
				user's own keyboard.  Legal devices
				are disk, keyboard, line-printer,
				and DECtape.

FROM DISK ?			 When in a BACKUP operation, the user
				must specify which disk unit is to
				be backed up.  The default is the
				public structure.

FROM DEVICE ?			 When in a RESTORE operation, the user
				must specify which (generic) device was
				used for the complementary BACKUP
				operation.  This device must have
				been either magtape or disk.  The
				default is magtape.

INDEX FILE ?			 When in a RESTORE operation, the user
				must specify where the index for the
				Backup Set is to be found.  The Index
				can either be the Primary Index file
				found within the Backup Set itself, or
				can be the original work file used in
				the BACKUP operation used to create the
				Backup Set.

FROM FILES ?			 The user here specifies which files are
				to be backed up or restored.  The
				default is all files from his/her
				account.

TO DEVICE ?			 In a BACKUP operation, the user must
				specify the storage medium to be used to
				create the Backup Set.  This can be
				either magtape-type or disk-type.  The
				default is magtape.

TO DISK ?			 In a RESTORE operation, the user must
				specify the destination disk unit to
				which files will be RESTOREd.  The
				default is the public structure under
				the original accounts from which the
				files were BACKed up.

BEGIN AT ?			 The response to this question allows
				the user to choose a starting point
				(account and file, or account only)
				among the files he/she has specified to
				be BACKed up or RESTOREd.  The Backup or
				RESTORE will start at the specified
				ACCOUNT AND FILE and will exclude all
				accounts before the specified account
				and all files within the account coming
				before the specified file.  The default
				is 'Start at the beginning'.

ENTER ACCOUNTS ?		 On a RESTORE operation this question
				is asked of a privileged user.  If 'Yes'
				(the default) is specified, any accounts
				to be RESTOREd which do not exist on the
				destination disk will be entered there
				so that files can be RESTOREd.  If 'No'
				is specified, no accounts will be
				entered and the files for missing
				accounts will not be transferred.

DELETE FILES ?			 In a BACKUP operation, files specified
				in response to this question will be
				deleted after transfer, provided no
				errors were encountered on transfer.

SUPERSEDE FILES ?		 On a RESTORE operation, files specified
				in response to this question will be
				overwritten if they already exist on the
				destination disk.

COMPARE FILES ?			 Files specified in response to this
				question will be verified after transfer
				on both a BACKUP and a RESTORE
				operation.  

ransfer.

SUPERSEDE FILES ?		 On a RESTORE operation, files specified
				in response to this question will be
				overwritten if they already exist on the