$ 	These are some simple BITNET tools.  < 	GRAB is an example program that captures broadcast messagesD and simply outputs them to SYS$OUTPUT. This may sound stupid, but it9 actually works out well, as you can then say things like: - SPAWN/NOWAIT/OUTPUT=trapped.messages RUN GRAB F This will cause all broadcast messages (^T, New Mail, BITNET messages)G to be copied to a file 'trapped.messages'. Once you stop the subprocess , you can do anything you like with this file.  : 	LPUNCH is a program that converts files in listserv punchC format. It accepts a list of wildcarded filenames, and converts the H files that are in lpunch format. You must do a SET COMMAND LPUNCH, afterB appropriate editting of LPUNCH.CLD. LPUNCH accepts two qualifiers,F /TRIM, which trims trailing whitespace, and /ORIGINAL, which signifiesC that the output file name is to be the same as the input file name, C rather than what is specified in the file according to the listserv  header info.