Using the system

Introduction to using the system
        What do I need to know?
        Logging in
        Using the CDE desktop
                Customizing your work environment
        Using SCOhelp
        Logging out
        Using Netscape
        Reading and sending email
        Using the calendar
        Running programs and entering commands
                Opening a terminal window
                Killing hung processes
                Resetting a scrambled terminal
        Working with files and directories
                Printing files
                Editing files
        Using disks, diskettes, CD-ROM and tapes
        Communicating with other systems

Basic concepts
        Ways of using the system
        Command lines, operating systems, and networks

An overview of the system
        Origins of the UNIX system
        The design of the UNIX operating system
                The applications level
                The system utilities
                System services
                The UNIX system kernel
                How multi-tasking works
                Memory management
                The UNIX system life cycle
        Understanding filesystems and devices
                Files and filesystems
                Device files
        How to think about system tools