1.  aareadme.txt
Entire file needs work on grammer and content.  I was not impressed 
by the tone of some of the text.  The aareadme.txt file is the first 
thing a user looks at.  It should be given the same attention as in 
any published work.

"the science data on this volume is stored in binary files, hence
you will need to find a way to read it. "

"If you are unable to find a way to easily make Vanilla run, you will
be stuck with reading the binary data yourself."

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Software.

Used the first example in the documentation and received an error. 
Read about the FMT LBL files and removed some of them.

After I removed various LBL files for FMT files I was able to get the 
command to execute, but only got the SCET values.

io07:dconner /home2/io/dconner/peer_reviews 179> 
SOFTWARE/BIN/SOLARIS/vanilla -fields ``scet det rti
  ispts'' DATA/APODSPEC | more
scet
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317375
978317387

What finally worked is:
io07:dconner /home2/io/dconner/peer_reviews 187> 
SOFTWARE/BIN/SOLARIS/vanilla -fields "scet det" DAT
A/APODSPEC | more
scet    det
978317375       0
978317375       1
978317375       3
978317375       5
978317375       7
978317375       12
978317375       14
978317375       16
978317375       18
978317375       20
978317387       0
978317387       2
978317387       4
978317387       6

The double quotes in the example look like a pair of single quotes to 
me.  Anyone else ?

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io07:dconner /home2/io/dconner/peer_reviews/DATA/UNAPSPEC 110> more 
SPM01010400.LBL

Is there something wrong with the objects in this label?
Should the ^TABLE pointing come before the OBJECT=TABLE line ?
Should the FMT file reside in the LABEL directory ?

Are the primary and secondary keys supposed to be lower case ?

Should the RECORD_BYTES be included for the SPM01010400.VAR
file object ? - Seems reasonable for a variable length object.


PDS_VERSION_ID               = PDS3
INSTRUMENT_HOST_NAME         = "CASSINI ORBITER"
INSTRUMENT_NAME              = "COMPOSITE INFRARED SPECTROMETER"
MISSION_PHASE_NAME           = "JUPITER CRUISE"
DATA_SET_ID                  = "CO-J-CIRS-2/3/4-TSDR-V1.0"
PRODUCT_ID                   = "CIRS-SPM01010400"
STANDARD_DATA_PRODUCT_ID     = "CIRS-SPM"
NOTE                         = "Created by Paul J. Schinder.
       MD5 checksum of table  = 07735bfbe368d1e7eebb2cd39a2f906e
       NAIF toolkit version   = N0054"
PRODUCT_CREATION_TIME        = 2003-11-27T02:07:17
SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_START_COUNT = "1/1357314571.176"
SPACECRAFT_CLOCK_STOP_COUNT  = "1/1357343718.227"
START_TIME                   = 2001-01-04T15:37:51
STOP_TIME                    = 2001-01-04T23:43:38
SPICE_PRODUCT_ID             = { "cas_cirs_v05.ti", "cas_v28_mod.tf",
                                  "naif0007.tls", "pck00007.tpc",
                                  "010420R_SCPSE_EP1_JP83.bsp", "SCLK.ker",
                                  "010104_010109ra.bc" }
TARGET_NAME                  = { JUPITER }
^TABLE                       = "SPM01010400.DAT"
OBJECT                       = FILE
     FILE_NAME                = "SPM01010400.DAT"
     RECORD_TYPE              = FIXED_LENGTH
     RECORD_BYTES             = 45
     ROW_BYTES                = 45
     FILE_RECORDS             = 7827
     OBJECT                   = TABLE
         NAME                 = SPM
         INTERCHANGE_FORMAT   = BINARY
         ^STRUCTURE           = "SPM.FMT"
         START_PRIMARY_KEY    = (978622671, 0)
         STOP_PRIMARY_KEY     = (978651818, 20)
         PRIMARY_KEY          = ( "SCET", "DET" )
         ROWS                 = 7827
     END_OBJECT               = TABLE
END_OBJECT                   = FILE
OBJECT                       = FILE
     FILE_NAME                = "SPM01010400.VAR"
     RECORD_TYPE              = UNKNOWN
END_OBJECT                   = FILE
END