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    Length: 1804 (0x70c)
    Types: TextFile
    Names: »Help«

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└─⟦50656ff4a⟧ Bits:30010538 TX 3.1 Coldstart
    └─⟦bbf173f5c⟧ »0004« 
        └─⟦this⟧ »./usr/sadm/sysadm/add-ons/face/applmgmt/FACE/programs/add/Help« 

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ABSTRACT:
	This task allows the administrator of a system to add
	applications to FACE in such a way that the application
	will be available to all FACE users on the system.
	
	NOTE: It is still the responsibility of the administrator
	      to make sure that any permissions and PATH variables
	      are set properly.

F1:Terminal Type
	Enter the terminal type to be used when the application is
	invoked.
	If the application doesn't recognize your default terminal
	type, enter the appropriate value for the application.
	You must check the manual pages of the application to
	determine the correct terminal type.
	
	The default terminal type is your current terminal type.

F2:Programs Menu Entry
	Enter the string that should appear in the Programs menu
	for this application.
	
	There is no default for this field.

F3:Pathname of Command
	Enter the name of the program to execute when this menu
	item is selected from the Programs menu.
	You may only enter the full pathname of a command.
	Pathnames relative to your working directory are not allowed.
	A check is made to warn you if you are not allowed
	to execute the program you have named or it cannot be found.
	
	There is no default for this field.

F4:Working Directory
	Enter the pathname of the file folder to change to when this
	program is invoked.
	For some applications, you may want all of the files to be
	created in one file folder.
	You must specify a value for this field.
	
	The default for this field is the home directory of the
	user invoking the command.

F5:Prompt for Arguments
	Enter yes here if you want the user to be prompted for
	parameters which will be passed to the command when it
	is executed.
	These parameters will be supplied on the command line
	when the command is run.
	
	The default for this field is no.