
1) The top of the doc follows :-

   CHMOD(1)                    MS DOS USER COMMANDS                    CHMOD(1)

   NAME 
           chmod

   SYNOPSIS 
           chmod [=+-][r][h][s][a] file ...

   DESCRIPTION 
    
            Changes the attributes of 'file'. The file attributes can either 
       be set (=),  or attributes can  be added (+)  or removed (-) from the
       the current attribute. If no attributes  are specified, then the file
       is marked 'normal' i.e. no attributes set except the archive bit.

2) Below is a uuencoded chmod.arc which contains 
     a) chmod.doc 
     b) chmod.exe
     c) chmod.c (source code for Microsoft C) 

3) To get the goodies, save the uuencode file and use uudecode to get
   the arc file which can then be downloaded using any binary transfer
   program.

Gene Cohler      		ARPA:	cohler@lnssun3.tn.cornell.edu
Lab. of Nuclear Studies		Usenet:	cornell!batcomputer!cohler
Cornell University		Bitnet: jbvy@cornella.bitnet 

