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#     print.dt
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#     Action and DataType Definitions for the printing
#
#    (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Hewlett-Packard Company
#    (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 International Business Machines Corp.
#    (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Sun Microsystems, Inc.
#    (c) Copyright 1993, 1994, 1995 Novell, Inc.
#
#     $Revision: 1.29 $
#
#  The printer model for CDE is centered on the 'Print' action.
#
#  You can define multiple 'Print' actions, one per data type.
#  If no arguments are supplied to the 'Print' action, then the dtprintinfo
#  command is invoked to show the printer and job status.  
#
#  'dtprintinfo -populate' is an administration tool used to create default 
#  printer actions of the form  '<printer name>_Print'.  
#
#  When a new file type is added to the system, a file-type specific 'Print'
#  action may be created that the desktop action engine will automatically
#  use instead of the default.  This new action may use 'dtlp' or rely on
#  its own print facilities to gather application-specific arguments.
#
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set DtDbVersion=1.0

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#
# WARNING:  This file may be overwritten in subsequent installations of
#     the Common Desktop Environment (CDE).  Consequently, any system wide
#     changes should be made to an equivalent database file in
#     /etc/dt/types and not in this file.
#
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# Data Attributes
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DATA_ATTRIBUTES PRINTER_UNKNOWN
{
        ACTIONS         PrinterUnconfigured
        ICON		Dthitem
        IS_EXECUTABLE   true
        DESCRIPTION     This icon represents a printer that is no longer \
                        registered on your desktop.
        TYPE_LABEL      PRINTER_UNKNOWN
}
DATA_CRITERIA PRINTER_UNKNOWN1
{
	DATA_ATTRIBUTES_NAME PRINTER_UNKNOWN
	MODE		f&x
        NAME_PATTERN    *_Print
}

#
# The default print action, invoked for generic ARG_TYPEs; that is,
# for files that have no other print action defined.
#
ACTION Print
{
	LABEL		Print
	ARG_TYPE	*
	TYPE		COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
	EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dtlp %(File)Arg_1%
	DESCRIPTION	This is the default print action.  When it is run \
                        with a file argument, it gathers printer-specific \
                        options and then prints the file.  When it is run \
                        with no arguments, it displays the WHAT IS THIS \
                        WINDOW CALLED window.
}
ACTION PrintRaw
{
	TYPE		COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
	EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dtlp -w %(File)Arg_1%
}

#
#   If no file arguments are provided, invoke the Dtprintinfo
#   action.
#
ACTION Print
{
	LABEL			Print
	ARG_COUNT		0
	TYPE			MAP
	MAP_ACTION		Dtprintinfo
}

#
#   The Print Manager (DtPrintManager) action invokes the
#  'dtprintinfo -all' command.
#
ACTION DtPrintManager
{
	LABEL		Print Manager
        ICON            FpPrtmg
        TYPE            COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
        EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dtprintinfo -all
	DESCRIPTION	The Print Manager (DtPrintManager) action enables you \
                        to determine the status of and view print jobs of \
                        multiple printers. It also allows you to drag \
                        printers to Install Icon controls on sub-panels.
}

#
#   The Print Jobs (Dtprintinfo) action invokes the 'dtprintinfo'
#  command or the 'dtprintinfo -p printer' command.
#
ACTION Dtprintinfo
{
	LABEL		Print Jobs
        ICON            Fpprnt
        TYPE            COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
        EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dtprintinfo -p %(String)Arg_1%
	DESCRIPTION	The Print Jobs (Dtprintinfo) action enables you to \
                        determine the status and view print jobs of a printer.
}

ACTION Dtprintinfo
{
	LABEL		Print Jobs
	ARG_COUNT	0
        ICON            Fpprnt
        TYPE            COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
        EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dtprintinfo
	DESCRIPTION	The Print Jobs (Dtprintinfo) action enables you to \
                        determine the status and view print jobs of a printer.
}

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# 
#   Actions for the Default Printer
# 
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#
#   If a file argument is provided, invoke the Print
#   action.
#
ACTION DtPrint
{
	LABEL		Default Printer
	ARG_TYPE	*
        ICON		Fpprnt
	TYPE		COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
	EXEC_STRING	/usr/dt/bin/dtaction Print %(File)Arg_1%
	DESCRIPTION	This is the default print action.  When it is run \
                        with a file argument, it gathers printer-specific \
                        options and then prints the file.  When it is run \
                        with no arguments, it displays the WHAT IS THIS \
                        WINDOW CALLED window.
}

#
#   If no file arguments are provided, invoke the Dtprintinfo
#   action.
#
ACTION DtPrint
{
	LABEL		Default Printer
	ARG_COUNT	0
        ICON		Fpprnt
	TYPE		MAP
	MAP_ACTION	Dtprintinfo
	DESCRIPTION	The Print Jobs (Dtprintinfo) action enables you to \
                        determine the status and view print jobs of a printer.
}


#
#   Here are actions and data attributes for unknown and unconfigured
#   printer objects.
#
ACTION PrinterUnconfigured
{
	LABEL		PrinterUnconfigured
	TYPE		COMMAND
	WINDOW_TYPE	NO_STDIO
        EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dterror.ds \
                        "This printer control is not configured.\\nTo configure \
                        it, press 'Help' and follow\\nthe instructions." \
                        "Unconfigured Printer" \
                        "OK" \
                        "HELP"
	DESCRIPTION	The PrinterUnconfigured action displays a \
                        dialog which states that the printer has not \
                        yet been configured.
}

ACTION Printer_Trash
{
        TYPE            COMMAND
        WINDOW_TYPE     NO_STDIO
        EXEC_STRING     /usr/dt/bin/dterror.ds \
                        "Putting a printer in the trash does not\\n\
                        delete it from the system.  Refer to your\\n\
                        system administration documentation to\\n\
                        delete a printer from the system." \
                        "Delete Printer" \
                        "OK"
        DESCRIPTION     The Printer_Trash action displays a \
                        dialog which states that putting a printer in the \
                        trash can will not delete that printer from your \
                        system.
}
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