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#	@(#)list.Help	13.1 (RC International) 91/07/25

#ident	"@(#)oamintf:usermgmt/list.Help	1.1"
ABSTRACT:
	The "list" task allows you to list either user definitions
	or group definitions on your system.

Form.list:list:User or Group
	Enter either "user" or "group".  The default is "user".

Text.lsgrp:ABSTRACT:Groups Currently Defined
	You are looking at a listing of all groups currently defined
	in the system.  This list is updated automatically whenever
	a group is added, modified or deleted.  The list includes
	the group name, numeric group ID and lists of the primary
	and supplementary group members.  Primary members have this
	as their group when they log in.  Supplementary members may
	do a "newgrp" to this group after they have logged in, but
	have some other group at login.

Text.lsusr:ABSTRACT:Users Currently Defined
	You are looking at a display of all the users that are currently
	defined on your system.

	For each user login the following information is displayed:
	login, numeric user ID (UID), all group membership information
	(the primary group will be the first group displayed), user
	name, home directory, login shell and password status and
	aging information.

	The information is displayed in the following format:

	login	   UID	 grp membership    membership GID    user name
		   home directory
		   login shell
		   password information