3.1. Overview
This chapter contains descriptions of the CSS utility programs in alphabetical
order. The page headers for the descriptions contain the name and a brief description of
the utility.
The Synopsis section contains the command line syntax,
showing all possible options and arguments.
The Description section explains the purpose of the
utility and any command line arguments.
The Options section explains each of the possible command
line options.
| Program |
Description |
| csa |
Serves the system manager to handle all administrative tasks that concern CSS.
Should not be used by the end-user nor to deal with day to day tasks. |
| css |
Dialog program to control all areas of printing administration. This program is especially designed for the end-user. |
| cssdate |
Utility to generate dates in the CSS format. |
| cssws |
Windows server program. |
| csu |
Batch version of css with extended functionality. Is aimed to the software developer. |
| etr |
Utility program to insert CSS control sequences into text files. |
| fdu |
Program to generate HP-LaserJet macros for extended forms creation. |
| lpdrestart |
Administrator utility to reactivate blocked printer. |
| lpr |
Spooler frontend to accept print jobs. |
| setmode |
Utility to control the line discipline of printer ports. |
| ulp |
Utility program to control special attributes on printers with reduced capabilities. |
| WinCss |
Graphical Windows Interface program. |
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