Documentation updates:


	b600Proj/AAJournal.txt
		A record of all files changed in the project and how
		or why they change. Also used to log software problems,
		todo lists or other issues. 

		I propose that we all maintain this file so we don't
		step on each other when working here alone. It  has
		a heading to describe the suggested format.
	
	b600Proj/AppSys
		I added this directory to hold backups of all the operating system files
		we add or change. In theory, we could reinstall HPUX to a clean disk and
		put these files back to restore the system. By restoring out /home/mts
		account we would be back in business. ;-)
	
	b600Proj/AppSys/AASystemChanges.txt
		Explains what all the changed system files are for.
	
	b600Proj/Documents
	
	AAUnixHelp.txt
		Unix for Windows people.
	
	AAHPUnixHelp.txt
		Procedures specific to this HPUX system.
		Like how to get at the tape, cdrom or floppy.
		
	AAHowToBuildB600.txt
		How to compile the programs.
	
	AAHowToPowerUp.txt
		How to deal with the pump room controls and
		console power up procedures.
	
	AAHowToRunB600.txt
		How to run ccgh, cagh and the waveplanner from 
		a user's perspective.
		erase the tape and use it for some other backup.
	
	AAProjectFiles.txt
		A list of all the b600Proj project files and why
		they are in the b600Proj directory. I would like
		to see this file maintained and I would like to
		trash other files I find in this directory.
		
		Actually, if you do find customer or debugging
		files in b600Proj, please move them to the /home/mts/data
		directory and tell the offending party. If you create
		trash files in this directory, delete them when you leave
		or put them in the data directory.
		
		When the data directory fills up the whole disk, back
		it up to tape and delete all the files.
		Mail the tape to MTS Central Services and tell them
		to archive it in the off-site vault. Or equivalently,
		erase the tape and use it for some other purpose.
	
	AAPowerPCBootParams
		This file shows a dump of the boot eprom commands
		used by each of the controllers to go after their
		configuration scripts and boot files on the HP.

	X0screens.bak
		This files is a backup of the /etc/X11/X0screens
 		configuration file. We have been having trouble
		with colors going 'haywire' after a long period
		of operation. The SAM utility can manage this
		file automatically or you can edit the entries
		by hand and restart the server.
	
