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\Large{\bf Instant Messaging On Athena}
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\section{Zephyr}

Zephyr is Athena's built-in IM system. All Athena workstations
automatically run Zephyr software. To send a message to any logged-on
Athena user, type (at the athena\% prompt)

athena% zwrite \[username\]

For example, to send gripes about the housing lottery to Chuck Vest,
try

athena% zwrite cmvest

To see if a user logged into Athena, and where they are logged in
(which public cluster, which personal machine, or which dialup
machine) type

athena% zlocate \[username\]

% Brief sales pitch. Frosh should learn how to use Zephyr.

Zephyr supports buddy lists with automatic login notification, new
mail notification, MIT-based public and private chat areas (called
{\it classes} and {\it instances}, and other goodies, and is
infinitely customizable to allow logging, colors to distinguish
zephyrs from different users and instances, and much more, You can
also pick from several different graphical interfaces.

For more on Zephyr, check OLC stock answers (type {\tt olc} then {\tt
answers}) or get the Student Information Processing Board documents
Zephyr Quick Answers and Inessential Zephyr available in W20-577.


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