#
# (c) Copyright 1987-1992, 1993 VERSYSS Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
#
# This computer program  and its  accompanying  documentation  are owned
# by VERSYSS Incorporated and contain confidential information and trade
# secrets.  They may only be used under a VERSYSS License Agreement. Any 
# unauthorized use, reproduction, transfer or disclosure is prohibited.
#
# name: 	printers
#
# function: 	Printer configuration file
#
#
#
# history:                               (spr#)
# version  date      name               reason/description
# -------  --------  -----------------  --------------------------------------
# 1.1      01/22/92  s. shapiro         Initial submittal for VAE
# 1.2      01/24/92  F. Leonardi        Fix header
# 1.3      01/28/92  S. Shapiro         changed defaults to comments
#                                       added one generic default
# 1.4      03/19/92  ericm              change output redirection
# 1.5      04/13/92  steves             spr 7770: change wall to wallvae
# 1.6      09/03/92  steves             spr 8612: added example #5
# 1.7      09/30/92  steves             spr 8612: added F and i to format
#                                       example
# 1.8      02/12/93  kaz                remove explicit path to lp.
#                                       add examples
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#ident	"(1.8)@(#)printers	1.8 - 93/02/12"
#
# The following are examples of printer configuration entries that can be used
# They are shown here as an examples of how this may be used. Remember that
# device names are platform specific.
#
# The format is:
# Device number [TAB] Type [TAB] device-name-or-filter [TAB] stanza-name
#       Types are d=device,f=filter,F=locked filter,i=interactive
#
#  print direct to device /dev/lp0
#1	d	/dev/lp0
#  print direct to device /dev/console
#2	d	/dev/console
#  print direct to device /dev/tty01 using port_config stanza "9600"
#3	d	/dev/tty01 9600
#  filter using default UNIX print spooler.  Write request on users STATUS line
#4	f	lp 2>&1| wallvae -u$VAE_ORIG
#  filter that sorts all output and writes output to /dev/tty01.
#   (note /dev/tty01 must have 'write' permission for others)
#5	f	sort > /dev/tty01
#  interactive filter.  All output is paged to the terminal through 'pg'
#6	i	pg
#  interactive filter.  Output compressed to 132 screen columns on a c332
#7	i	more132
#  interactive filter.  Sends report to 'vi' editor.
#8	i 	sed 's/
//' >/tmp/junk$$ ; vi /tmp/junk$$ ;rm /tmp/junk$$
#END OF EXAMPLES
 
1	f	lp 2>&1| wallvae -u$VAE_ORIG

