Syntax:

      SET PROTECTION/EDIT [qualifier] path-name

  Use the SET PROTECTION/EDIT command to invoke the access control list
  keypad editor.

  Instead of using the SET PROTECTION command and  typing  the  command
  qualifiers  for  each  access  control  list  entry, you can edit the
  access control list  with  the  SET  PROTECTION/EDIT  command.   This
  allows  you  to see and test changes before you commit access control
  list modifications.

  The editor  displays  the  access  control  list  for  the  specified
  dictionary  directory, subdictionary, or object.  You use the numeric
  keypad to move the cursor and to modify access control list  entries.
  You  may use the PF2 key (next to the GOLD key on the numeric keypad)
  to display HELP text once you're in the screen editor mode.

  NOTE:  You may use this  command  only  on  VT52,  VT100,  and  VT200
  compatible terminals.  You cannot use it on hardcopy terminals.

  /AUDIT is the only qualifier you can specify in the command  line  of
  SET PROTECTION/EDIT.