dttypes(1M)                                              dttypes(1M)


       NAME
             dttypes - add an entry to the document types table of UnixWare
             Desktop

       SYNOPSIS
             dttypes -a [-o] file . . .
             dttypes -d entry . . .

       DESCRIPTION
             The dttypes command adds or deletes an entry to the document
             types table.  The document types table is used by the UnixWare
             Desktop Printer Setup facility, in the Admin Tools folder.
             The list of document types is presented when the user selects
             the ``File to be printed is'' button when the file is
             submitted to the printer.

            -a     add entries in file to the document types table

            -o     overwrite existing entries of the same name

            -d entry
                    remove entry from the document types table

             A document types table entry has the format:

                   EntryName<TAB>TypeString[^CatalogFile:Index]<TAB>InputType
             where

            EntryName
                    tag used to reference the entry

            TypeString[^CatalogFile:Index]
                    string presented to the user.  Note that
                    [CatalogFile:Index:] translates TypeString.
                    CatalogFile is the file of locale-specific
                    translations.  index is the line number of the
                    translation.

            InputType
                    input type, as predefined by the Line Printer utilities
                    (see lpadmin(1M))

          Files
             /usr/X/desktop/PrintMgr/Types




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      dttypes(1M)                                              dttypes(1M)


         Exit Codes
            The dttypes command returns

            0     success

            1     usage error

            2     format error

            3     item exists and -o not specified

            4     cannot read/write file

            5     no memory

      USAGE
            dttypes resides in /usr/X/adm.  Since the PATH environment
            variable does not normally include that directory, either
            specify the full pathname or add /usr/X/adm to the PATH
            variable.

      REFERENCES
            lp(1), lpfilter(1M)

























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