July 2, 2004

Revised Titan User's Guide Is Available

The June 2004 edition of the Titan User's Guide is now available through the CIT publication service. This edition is current through Interface issue 229 (March 2004) and the June 1, 2004 edition of Titan News.

Since the transition to Titan is complete, the only mainframe user's guide you need is the Titan User's Guide. Titan users who submit batch jobs should also refer to the Titan Batch Processing manual. Both manuals are available from the CIT publications Web page.

What's New

The updated Titan User's Guide includes the following:

•	Web Sponsor changes (Section 2.3)
•	expanded charging section to include former South Services (Section 3.1)
•	ways account officials can access billing information (Section 3.2)
•	updated security information (Section 4)
•	canceling a TSO session (Section 7.2.1)
•	TSO WYLBUR—how to scroll the screen (Section 7.2.1.4)
•	popular former South system services that are now on Titan (e.g., DB2, customized SILK servers and other SILK facilities) (Section 7.5)

If you still need information concerning the transition from the South system to Titan, refer to the Titan Transition Web page.

How to Get a Copy

To view the updated Titan User's Guide in PDF or to order a hardcopy, go to the CIT publications Web page, and look for it under the category "NIH Computer Center User's Guides." Titan User's Guide is available in these formats:

	view in PDF format—via Acrobat (1,500k PDF)
	print to the central printers

The printed version is available to users with a Titan USERid, or a Unix username/login. Copies can be placed in your output box, mailed, or held for pickup at CIT.

If you need help ordering any CIT publications, please call the TASC help desk at 301-594-6248.

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In addition, you can subscribe to the "CIT-Doc-Renew" list that sends you e-mail notification whenever a new manual is available. CIT only distributes updates of publications when they are specifically requested.