Example

 $ PRODUCT PACKAGE VIEWER -
 _$ /PRODUCER=ABC /BASE_SYSTEM=AXPVMS -
 _$ /FORMAT=SEQUENTIAL /LOG -
 _$ /SOURCE=BUILD$:[TEST.PDF] -
 _$ /DESTINATION=DKA200:[PCSI_KITS] -
 _$ /MATERIAL=BUILD$:[TEST.VIEWER0201]

     The directory [TEST.PDF] contains the PDF and
     PTF named ABC-AXPVMS-VIEWER-0201-1.PCSI$DESC and
     ABC-AXPVMS-VIEWER-0201-1.PCSI$TEXT, respectively.
     These files and the product material files from the
     BUILD$:[TEST.VIEWER0201] directory are used to create the kit
     for product VIEWER. When the PRODUCT PACKAGE command completes,
     a sequential kit named ABC-AXPVMS-VIEWER-0201-1.PCSI is created
     and placed in the DKA200:[PCSI_KITS] directory.

     The material path-name can be specified using a wildcard format
     such as the following:

          /MATERIAL=BUILD$:[TEST.VIEWER0201...]

     In this case, the entire directory tree is searched to find the
     product files to package.

     The material path-name can also be specified in root directory
     format such as the following:

          /MATERIAL=BUILD$:[TEST.VIEWER0201.]

     In this case, each FILE statement in the PDF refers
     to a specific subdirectory. For example, if the FILE
     statement contains the relative file specification
     [DOC]CHAPTER1.HTML, the package operation looks up the file
     in BUILD$:[TEST.VIEWER0201.DOC]CHAPTER1.HTML. Using a root
     directory in the path-name allows more than one file named
     CHAPTER1.HTML to be in different subdirectories.