MCE - Utility Commands
 
 MCE V2.5 Supports all Line Editing Functions of VMS V4.0:
 
 <CTRL/A>		- Switch between overstrike and insert mode
 <CTRL/B> or UP-ARROW	- retrieve previous command
	   DOWN-ARROW	- reverse of UP-ARROW (next command)
 <CTRL/D> or LEFT-ARROW	- Move Cursur left
 <CTRL/E>		- Go to end of line
 <CTRL/F> or RIGHT-ARR	- Move Cursur right
 <CTRL/H> or BACKSPACE	- Move Cursur to beginning of line
 <CTRL/J> or LINEFEED	- delete word to the left of the cursur
 <CTRL/U>		- delete from beginning of line to cursor
 
 Additional Features:
 <PF1>			- Translate command without execution
 <PF2>			- Recall Command previously requester starting
			  with a string entered before pressing key
 <PF3>			- Show Command Translation Buffer
 <PF4>			- Display previously requested commands (similar 
			  VMS RECALL/ALL command, in reversed order)
 
 Exit MCE with "BYE" or "EXIT" command.
 
 See HELP MCE TRANS for Command Translation
              RECALL for recalling Commands from Queue
2 TRANS
 As in DCL from VMS a command may be defined by:
	> CNAM := <TRANSLATION OF COMMAND>
 where CNAM is the command name which will be substituted by the
 text at the right side of the ":=".
 NOTE: The ":=" must be prececed and followed by a single space.
 e.g.:	> HE := HELP MCE	! followed by space, to append further text
	> HE			! will request "HELP MCE"
 
 The translation may be performed without execution by <PF1> (only
 displayed on terminal
 
 If you enter a predefined command followed by additional text,
 this additional text will normally be appended as whole.
 e.g.:	> HE TRAN		! will request "HELP MCE TRAN"
 or:	> HE TRAN<PF1>
 will be translated and displayed:
 result	> HELP MCE TRAN
 
 You may delete a command translation entry by redefining it to null.
 e.g.:	> HE :=			! delete above definition
 
 It is also possible to allow abbreviations of commands (as in DCL)
 by separating the optional part by "*".
 e.g.:	> HM*CE := HELP MCE
 This command may now be requested with:
	> HM  or  HMC  or HMCE  or HMCEXXX  etc.
 
 More sophisticated substitution is possible by the Parameter-Substitution,
 similar to the indirect commandfile processor.
 e.g.:	> DIR*ECTORY := PIP 'P1'/LI
	> COP*Y := PIP 'P2'/NV/CD='P1'
	> DIR			! will be translated into "PIP /LI"
	> DIREC FIL		! will be translated into "PIP FIL/LI"
	> COPY A.CMD [200,200]	! will simulate DCL COPY command
 
 You may request a command with function keys <PF1>, <PF2>, <PF3> or <PF4>
 by definining the command translation "PFn := command".
 e.g.	> PF2 := TIM		! redefine HELP function key
	<PF2>			! to display the current time
 
 Note that Command Definitions may be performed from the commandfiles
	SY:[1,2]MCEINI.CMD,		followed by
	SY:<current directory>MCEINI.CMD
 which will always be read when starting MCE
2 RECALL
 Recalling command is done by entering the first part of a command
 which was previously executed, termimated by the function key "PF2".
 This will find the last commands already executed starting with the
 string entered.  The command may be edited or executed by pressing
 the return key.
 Note that the function key "PF2" may not have any superimposed
 translation defined (by defining "PF2 := ...").
 
 Example:
	> DIR X.DAT		! Previously entered commands
	> DMP X.DAT
	> ..
	> D<PF2>		! will recall the first command
	> DMP X.DAT		!  starting with "D"
	> DI<PF2>		! will recall the command:
	> DIR X.DAT