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                          SYN.DOC v1.0
                            05/26/85
Eric Gans
French Dep't UCLA
Los Angeles, CA 90024

     SYN.COM  is a little "synonym" program that makes a file out 
of a CP/M command line.   It accepts input parameters, and so can 
be used like a one-line SUBMIT file.

     Syntax: syn file.com <cmdline>

To  make things simpler,  you have to enter the COM  (unless  you 
want  to use OBJ).   The command line is the set of commands  you 
want  to run,  including up to 9 parameters ~1 - ~9  (I used  "~" 
instead of "$" to avoid having to worry about literals).

Example 1:  you do a lot of PIPing of files from B2 to A0 and are 
tired of typing: pip fileqq=b:[g2ov.

1. create the file pip2.com with a parameter:
     syn pip2.com pip ~1=b:[g2ov

2. to copy fileqq from B2 to A0, enter: pip2 fileqq


Example 2: you extract a lot of files from libraries using NULU:
nulu -o a9:blurk -e zap.com=a0:

1. syn nulux.com nulu -o a9:~1 -e ~2=a0:

2.  nulux  blurk zap.com   does the trick (I assume you keep  all 
your libraries on A9:)

The  created file won't be more than 2 sectors long,  so it  will 
load fast and get your command line to the CCP quickly.   Sort of 
cute, isn't it?