• CTSS Programming Staff Notes (7)
• CTSS Bulletins (2)
• Computation Center Memoranda and Project MAC Memoranda (5)

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CTSS Programming Staff Notes comprise a series of 69 informal notes dated from 1963 through 1967 and distributed to the Compatible Time-Sharing System (CTSS) programming staff, documenting changes to CTSS. Their circulation was limited to staff members.

• PSN #69: Attachment of 2741 typewriter consoles to 7094 CTSS. February 23, 1967.

• PSN #65: Proposed extensions to CTSS LOGIN command logic. February 21, 1966.

• PSN #56: 7094 character set. November 29, 1965.

• PSN #49: System Programming Security Measures. (With Robert R. Fenichel), August 28, 1965.

• PSN #46: Interim total dump and reload program for temporary use with new file system. Undated (ca. June 20, 1965).

• PSN #40: Experimental additions to the RUNOFF command. January 8, 1965. Also available as a web page.

• PSN #25: Unified control of enabled user traps, including memory protection and relocation. (With Thomas N. Hastings, and Robert C. Daley), April 3, 1964.

CTSS Bulletins are a series of memos to users of CTSS.

• CTSS Bulletin #76: LOGOUT (modification). February 4, 1965.

• CTSS Bulletin #81: Context editor for 6-bit mode / EDL. April 23, 1965.

Computation Center Memoranda (CC-) and Project MAC Memoranda (MAC-M-) are two series of memos to users of the M.I.T. Computation Center and to participants in Project MAC, respectively.

• CC-244 and MAC-M-193: TYPSET and RUNOFF, memorandum editor and type-out commands. November 6, 1964. Also available as a web page. Revision of January 11, 1965 (PDF). A later version was published in the CTSS Programmer's Guide as section AH.9.01, with the title Manuscript Typing and Editing.

• MAC-M-152: CTSS Technical Notes. August 24, 1964. (Original not located. Later published as M. I. T. Project MAC Technical Report MAC-TR-16, March 1965.)

• CC-217: A brief introduction to the FAP language. August 1963. Revision of September 1964.

• CC-213: An Abbreviated description of the MAD compiler language. (With Fernando J. Corbató, Neil Barta, and Thomas N. Hastings), June, 1963.

• CC-204: CLSYS, a program to facilitate the use of the MAD translator for large (class-size) batches. February, 1963.