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ticle. The dollar sign for the
system prompt is explained later.
6) IPCF: Allows Inter-Process Communication Facility capabilities.
7) DEFAULT-FILE-PROTECTION: Sets the protection of the files in the user's
directory. The lower, the more secure.
8) PROTECTION-OF-DIRECTORY: Sets protection of the actual account itself. This
means who can connect to it, modify it, etc. Once again, the lower the
protection, the more secure it is against others.
9) PASSWORD: Sets the password for the account. Type PASSword with the actual
password after it.
10) KILL: This destroys the account. This command removes the account from the
system.
To complete the creation/modification, type two carriage returns.

  The system will not recognize the user as having its various privileges
unless it is told that they are there. This is done thusly:
@ENAble
This enables all the user's privileges and changes the prompt to a '$'. All
accounts, even wheels, are considered normal until enabled, so this must always
be do