dxmprintwgtaugmentlist(3x) [osf1 man page]
DXmPrintWgtAugmentList(3X) DXmPrintWgtAugmentList(3X) NAME
DXmPrintWgtAugmentList - Defines additional print formats and lets you add new options to the print widget option menus. SYNOPSIS
unsigned long int DXmPrintWgtAugmentList( Widget pw, int list, XtPointer data ); PARAMETERS
The print widget. The print formats or options, indicated by the following values: ------------------------------------------------------- Value Description ------------------------------------------------------- DXmFILE_BURST_SHEET Specifies the availability and frequency of printed File Burst Sheets. DXmFILE_END_SHEET Specifies the availability and frequency of printed File End Sheets. DXmFILE_START_SHEET Specifies the availability and frequency of printed File Start Sheets. DXmINPUT_TRAY Specifies the input tray holding the sheet to be used for the print job. DXmMESSAGE_LOG Specifies what is to be done with error messages generated during the print operation. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY Specifies the output tray in which the sheet is to be placed. DXmPAGE_SIZE Specifies the size of the print image. DXmPRINT_FORMAT Specifies the print format. DXmSHEET_SIZE Specifies the size of the sheet. DXmSIDES Specifies how many sides of the sheet will be printed. ------------------------------------------------------- One of the following data structures: DXmPrintFormatStruct, which has the following structure: typedef struct _DXmPrintFormatStruct { XmString ui_string; XmString os_string; XmString var_string; } DXmPrintFormatStruct; Specifies the label displayed in the user interface. Specifies a string that identifies the print format to the operating system. Specifies the UNIX environment variable that identifies the print format. DXmPrintOptionMenuStruct, which has the following struc- ture: typedef struct _DXmPrintOptionMenuStruct { XmString ui_string; XmString os_string; } DXmPrintOptionMenuStruct; Specifies the label displayed in the user interface. Specifies a string that identifies the print option for the operating system. DESCRIPTION
The DXmPrintWgtAugmentList routine defines additional print formats and lets you add new options to the print widget option menus. Note that the return value (an integer) is not required when adding print formats. However, the Intrinsics routines XtGetValues and XtSetValues use that integer when subsequent calls are made on the option menus. RETURN VALUES
An integer that represents either the number of print formats known to the print widget or the identifier of a new option added to the print widget option menu, depending on the operation performed. A Null return indicates that the addition of a print format or option was unsuccessful. SEE ALSO
DXmCreatePrintBox(3X), DXmCreatePrintDialog(3X), DXmPrintWgtPrintJob(3X) X Window System Toolkit DXmPrintWgtAugmentList(3X)
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DXmCreatePrintDialog(3X) DXmCreatePrintDialog(3X) NAME
DXmCreatePrintDialog - Creates the print widget with a dialog box. SYNOPSIS
Widget DXmCreatePrintDialog( Widget parent, char *name, Arglist arglist, int argcount ); PARAMETERS
The identifier (widget ID) of the parent widget. The name of the created widget. The application argument list. An integer that repre- sents the number of arguments in the application argument list. DESCRIPTION
The DXmCreatePrintDialog routine creates the print widget, which is a modeless widget that provides applications with a fast, convenient method of printing one or more files in multiple formats. Resource Information You can set the following widget-specific resources in the arglist: XmString DXmNdefaultPrinter; Boolean DXmNdeleteFile; int DXmNfileNameCount; XmStringTable DXmNfileNameList; Boolean DXmNheader; int DXmNinputTray; XmString DXmNjobName; XmString DXmNlayupDefinition; int DXmNmessageLog; Boolean DXmNnotify; int DXmNnumberCopies; int DXmNnumberUp; XmString DXmNoptionsDialogTitle; int DXmNorientation; int DXmNoutputTray; XmString DXmNpageRangeFrom; XmString DXmNpageRangeTo; int DXmNpageSize; Boolean DXmN- passAll; XmString DXmNprintAfter; int DXmNprinterCount; XmString DXmNprinterChoice; XmStringTable DXmNprinterList; XmString DXmNprintFormatChoice; int DXmNprintFormatCount; XmStringTable DXmNprintFor- matList; int DXmNsheetCount; int DXmNsheetSize; int DXmNsides; XmString DXmNstartSheetComment; unsigned long DXmNsuppressOptionsMask; Boolean DXmNunmanageOnCancel; Boolean DXm- NunmanageOnOk; XtCallbackList XmNcancelCallback; XtCallbackList XmNokCallback; Resources A Boolean value that, when True, indicates that autopagination (formatting the output into pages based on length or line count) is turned on. When False, autopagination is turned off. By default, the value of this resource changes when the user switches print formats. The default settings for the print formats are as follows: -------------------------------------- Print Format Default -------------------------------------- Default False Text (ANSI Level 0) True Line Printer (ANSI Level 1) True Terminal True ANSI2 (ANSI Level 2) False ANSI (ANSI Level 3) False PostScript False ReGIS False TEK (Tektronix) False DDIF False -------------------------------------- Access is CSG. An XmString that allows you to specify a default printer. If you do not specify a default printer, the default choice is either the first printer in the list or the printer defined by the environment variable PRINTER. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that controls whether the file is deleted after it is printed. When True, the file is deleted. When False, the file is not deleted. The default is False. The user must have delete access to the file to delete it. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that controls the state of double-spacing. When True, double-spacing is turned on. When False, double-spacing is turned off. The default is False. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to control whether there will be a File Burst Sheet for your print job and how frequently it appears. The possible values are as follows: -------------------------------------------------------- Value Description -------------------------------------------------------- DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT Indicates that you want the default for the queue on which the job is being printed. DXmFILE_SHEET_NONE Indicates that you do not want a Burst Page. DXmFILE_SHEET_ONE Indicates that you want only a single Burst Page that will precede the first file printed. DXmFILE_SHEET_ALL Indicates that you want the Burst Page to be printed before every file in the print job. -------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to control whether there will be a File End Sheet for your print job and how frequently it is printed. The possible values are as follows: --------------------------------------------------------- Value Description --------------------------------------------------------- DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT Indicates that you want the default for the queue on which the job is being printed. DXmFILE_SHEET_NONE Indicates that you do not want a File End Sheet. DXmFILE_SHEET_ONE Indicates that you want only a single File End Sheet to follow the last file printed. DXmFILE_SHEET_ALL Indicates that you want the File End Sheet to be printed after every file in the print job. --------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. The number of files specified in the DXmNfileNameList resource, expressed as an integer value. The default is 0. Access is CSG. An XmStringTable that enables the print widget to use the files specified by this resource to make assumptions about the print format of the files to be printed. If you set the DXmNfileNameList resource, you must also set the value of the DXmNfileNameCount resource. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to control whether there will be a File Start Sheet for your print job and how frequently it is printed. The possi- ble values are as follows: -------------------------------------------------------- Value Description -------------------------------------------------------- DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT Indicates that you want the default for the queue on which the job is being printed. DXmFILE_SHEET_NONE Indicates that you do not want a File Start Sheet. DXmFILE_SHEET_ONE Indicates that you want only a single File Start Sheet that will precede the first file. DXmFILE_SHEET_ALL Indicates that you want the File Start Sheet to be printed before every file in the print job. -------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmFILE_SHEET_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that controls whether to print the header. When True, the header is printed. When False, the header is not printed. The default is False. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that controls whether the print job will finish without further manual intervention. If this resource is True, the print job is held in the print queue servicing the printer until it is manually released by queue management operations. The default is False. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to specify the input tray holding the medium to be used for the print job. The possible values for DXmNinputTray are as follows: --------------------------------------------------------- Value Description --------------------------------------------------------- DXmINPUT_TRAY_DEFAULT The default input tray is that which is specified for the queue. DXmINPUT_TRAY_TOP The top input tray is the source of the medium on which to print. DXmINPUT_TRAY_MIDDLE source of the medium on which to print. DXmINPUT_TRAY_BOTTOM source of the medium on which to print. --------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmINPUT_TRAY_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. A pointer to an XmString that identifies the print job name. If no job name is specified, the job name is derived from the name of the first file being printed. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An XmString that allows you to enter a module name contained in the layup library. This module, in conjunction with the DXmNnumberUp resource, controls how the image is deposited on the medium. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to specify what is to be done with error messages that are created in the course of printing. The possible values for DXmNmes- sageLog are as follows: --------------------------------------------------------- Value Description --------------------------------------------------------- DXmMESSAGE_LOG_DEFAULT Accept whatever is spec- ified for the print queue. DXmMESSAGE_LOG_IGNORE Nothing is done with the error messages. DXmMESSAGE_LOG_PRINT The error messages are written to the File End Sheet. DXmMESSAGE_LOG_KEEP The error messages are retained in a file. DXmMESSAGE_LOG_KEEP_AND_PRINT The error messages are written to the File End Sheet (or additional job error sheet) and are retained in a log file. --------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmMESSAGE_LOG_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that determines whether the user is notified when the file is printed. When True, the user is notified. When False, the user is not notified. The default is True. Access is CSG. An integer value that determines the number of copies of the file to print. The allowable range is from 1 to 255 copies. The default is 0 (which means to use the system default). Access is CSG. An integer value in the range of 0-100 that specifies how many logi- cal images are to be printed on one side of a page. The default is 0 (one logical image, without any adjustments to how the image is deposited on the medium). Access is CSG. An XmString that allows you to enter a text field to be displayed on the operator's console when the job first starts printing. DXmNoperatorMessage can be used to pass messages to the operator concerning the han- dling of the printed output. The default is Null. Access is CSG. Specifies the title for the secondary dialog box that lists addi- tional print options. The default is "Print: Options". Access is CSG. An integer value that determines the paper orientation (on printers that support this feature). The possible values for orientation are as follows: ----------------------------------------------------- Value Description ----------------------------------------------------- DXmORIENTATION_DEFAULT Allows you to accept the orientation that is defined for the print queue you have selected. DXmORIENTATION_PORTRAIT Allows you to force a portrait orientation to the resulting printout. DXmORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE Allows you to force a landscape orientation to the resulting printout. ----------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmORIENTATION_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. An integer value that allows you to specify the output tray in which the medium is to be placed after the sheet is printed. The possible values for DXmNoutputTray are as follows: ---------------------------------------------------------- Value Description ---------------------------------------------------------- DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_DEFAULT The default output tray is that which is specified for the queue. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_TOP Allows you to select the top output tray to receive the printed medium. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_SIDE Allows you to select the side output tray to receive the printed medium. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_FACE_UP Allows you to select the faceup output tray to receive the printed medium. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_UPPER Allows you to select the upper output tray to receive the printed medium. DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_LOWER Allows you to select the lower output tray to receive the printed medium. ---------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmOUTPUT_TRAY_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. A pointer to an XmString that identifies the starting page of the file to print. The DXmNpageRangeFrom and DXmNpageRangeTo resources allow you to enter a range of pages to be printed if you chose not to print a file in its entirety. When using this resource, note the following: If you want to start printing at the first page of the file, you may leave the DXmNpageRangeFrom resource blank (no value specified). If you specify a value for the DXmNpageRangeTo resource, the DXmNpageRangeFrom resource must be less than or equal to that value. The default is Null. Access is CSG. A pointer to an XmString that identifies the last page of the file to print. The DXmN- pageRangeFrom and DXmNpageRangeTo resources allow you to enter a range of pages to be printed if you chose not to print a file in its entirety. The DXmNpageRangeTo resource may be left blank to print to the last page of the file. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An integer value that determines the logical (or virtual) size of the print image. The possible values for page size are as follows: ---------------------------------------------------------------- Value Size in Inches Size in MM ---------------------------------------------------------------- DXmSIZE_DEFAULT Queue Default Queue Default DXmSIZE_LETTER 8.5 x 11 216 x 279 DXmSIZE_LEDGER 11 x 17 279 x 432 DXmSIZE_LEGAL 8.5 x 14 216 x 356 DXmSIZE_EXECUTIVE 7.5 x QQQ10 191 x 254 DXmSIZE_A5 5.8 x 8.3 148 x 210 DXmSIZE_A4 8.3 x 11.7 210 x 297 DXmSIZE_A3 11.7 x 16.5 297 x 420 DXmSIZE_B5 7.2 x QQQ10.1 176 x 250 DXmSIZE_B4 10.1 x 14.3 250 x 353 DXmSIZE_C4_ENVELOPE 9 x 12.8 229 x 324 DXmSIZE_C5_ENVELOPE 6.4 x 9 162 x 229 DXmSIZE_C56_ENVELOPE 4.3 x 8.7 110 x 220 DXmSIZE_10X13_ENVELOPE 10 x 13 254 x 330.2 DXmSIZE_9X12_ENVELOPE 9 x 12 228.6 x 304.8 DXmSIZE_BUSINESS_ENVELOPE 4.125 x 9.5 104.8 x 241.3 ---------------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmSIZE_DEFAULT. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that, when True, allows all control characters to be passed to the printer. By default, the value of this resource changes when the user switches print formats. The default settings for the print formats are as follows: -------------------------------------- Print Format Default -------------------------------------- Default False Text (ANSI Level 0) False Line Printer (ANSI Level 1) False Terminal False ANSI2 (ANSI Level 2) True ANSI (ANSI Level 3) True PostScript False ReGIS False TEK (Tektronix) True DDIF True -------------------------------------- Access is CSG. An XmString that allows you to enter a time and date when this print job first becomes eligible to be scheduled for printing. The XmString for the time and date must be the standard format for your operating system. Check the at(1) reference page to obtain the proper format. If this resource is not specified, the job becomes eligible for immediate print scheduling. The job also becomes eligible for immediate print scheduling if the user specifies this resource but specifies either nothing or "now" as the XmString. The default is "now". Access is CSG. An XmString that specifies the printer to use for the current print format. Applications usually use this resource to store information about a user's printer preference. If you set this resource, the XmString must exactly match one of the print widget's supported printers, including the character set. The recommended approach is to not specify this resource when the print widget is first managed. Then, once the user has selected a print format, call the XtGetValues routine to obtain the value and then XtSetArg to set DXmNprinterChoice. The print widget sets this resource as follows: If the user selects a new print format, the printer queue box might be re-populated (assuming the user has set up the print queue logicals). If the user has chosen this print format before and has already chosen a printer for this format, the print widget identifies this printer as the DXmNprinterChoice resource. The printer is automatically selected, regardless of the previous queue choice. If the user has not previously selected this print format, the print widget determines whether there is a printer that matches the one defined by DXmNdefaultPrinter. If that printer is available, the print widget selects it; otherwise the print widget selects the first printer in the list. The default is Null. Access is CSG. The num- ber of printers specified in the DXmNprinterList resource, expressed as an integer. If your application requires the value of this resource, call the XtGetValues routine to obtain the value. You cannot set a value for this resource. The default is 0. Access is G. An XmString that specifies the printer form to use as the default. Use this resource when you want your application to record a user's printer preference. Note that if you set this resource, the XmString must exactly match one of the operating system's supported printer forms. (Use the DXmCvtOSToCS routine to convert the string to an XmString.) You should not specify this resource when the print widget is first man- aged. Instead, after the user has selected a printer form, call the Intrinsic routines XtGetValues to obtain the value and XtSe- tArg to set DXmNprinterFormChoice. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An XmStringTable list of the available printer forms. If your application requires the value of this resource, call the XtGetValues routine to obtain the value. You cannot set a value for this resource. The default is Null. Access is G. The number of printer forms specified in the DXmN- printerFormList resource, expressed as an integer value. If your application requires the value of this resource, call the XtGet- Values routine to obtain the value. You cannot set a value for this resource. The default is 0. Access is G. An XmStringTable that determines the names to appear in the Printer list box. If your application requires the value of this resource, call the XtGetValues routine to obtain the value. You cannot set a value for this resource. The default is Null. Access is G. An XmString that specifies the print format to use as the default. Use this resource when you want your application to record a user's print format preference. Note that if you set this resource, the XmString must exactly match one of the print widget's supported print formats, including the character set. You should not specify this resource when the print widget is first managed. Instead, after the user has selected a print format, call the Intrinsic routines XtGetValues to obtain the value and XtSetArg to set DXmNprintFormatChoice. The default is Null. Access is CSG. The number of print formats specified in the DXmNprintFormatList resource, expressed as an integer value. The default is 0. Access is CSG. An XmStringTable that determines the print widget's print format list, which is the list of print formats that are understood by the print widget. If you set this resource, each XmString in the table must exactly match one of the print widget's supported print formats. The print widget supports the following data formats: Default (no data type specification is output) Text (ANSI Level 0) Line Printer (ANSI Level 1) Terminal ANSI2 (ANSI Level 2) ANSI (ANSI Level 3) PostScript ReGIS Tektronix DDIF The default is Null. Access is CSG. An integer value that determines the priority of the job (0-255) in the print queue. If no priority is specified (a value of 0), the default priority for that queue is used. The default is 0. Access is CSG. An XmString that allows you to enter the comma-separated names of one or more setup modules to be transmitted to the printer ahead of the file to be printed. The default is Null. Access is CSG. An integer value in the range of 0-10000 that specifies how many times each sheet is to be printed. This option is most frequently used with PostScript printers, which require only a single transmission of information to replicate a complex image (instead of multiple transmissions of the same information). The default is 0. Access is CSG. An integer value that determines the size of the medium on which the printing is to take place. The possible values for sheet size are as follows: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Value Size in Inches Size in MM ----------------------------------------------------------------- DXmSIZE_DEFAULT Queue Default Queue Default DXmSIZE_LETTER 8.5 x 11 216 x 279 DXmSIZE_LEDGER 11 x 17 279 x 432 DXmSIZE_LEGAL 8.5 x 14 216 x 356 DXmSIZE_EXECUTIVE 7.5 x QQQ10 191 x 254 DXmSIZE_A5 5.8 x 8.3 148 x 210 DXmSIZE_A4 8.3 x 11.7 210 x 297 DXmSIZE_A3 11.7 x 16.5 297 x 420 DXmSIZE_B5 7.2 x QQQ10.1 176 x 250 DXmSIZE_B4 10.1 x 14.3 250 x 353 DXmSIZE_C4_ENVELOPE 9 x 12.8 229 x 324 DXmSIZE_C5_ENVELOPE 6.4 x 9 162 x 229 DXmSIZE_C56_ENVELOPE 4.3 x 8.7 110 x 220 DXmSIZE_10X13_ENVELOPE 10 x 13 254 x 330.2 DXmSIZE_9X12_ENVELOPE 9 x 12 228.6 x 304.8 DXmSIZE_BUSINESS_ENVELOPE 4.125 x 9.5 104.8 x 241.3 ----------------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmSIZE_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. An integer value that determines on how many sides of a medium the printing is to take place and the manner in which the medium is turned when switching from one side to the other. The possible values for DXmNsides are as follows: ------------------------------------------------------------- Value Description ------------------------------------------------------------- DXmSIDES_DEFAULT The default for the queue on which you are printing. DXmSIDES_SIMPLEX_ONE Prints on one side only. This is also known as one-sided-simplex. DXmSIDES_SIMPLEX_TWO Prints on two sides of the sheet, but uses the same page layout conventions required for single-sided printing. The layout reflects margin and page number locations and related specifi- cations. DXmSIDES_DUPLEX_ONE Prints only on the first side of each sheet, but retains the page layout intended for duplex printing. The layout reflects margin and page num- ber locations and related specifica- tions. DXmSIDES_DUPLEX_TWO Prints on two sides; the second side is accessed by flipping the page along its left edge, like turning the pages of a book. This is also known as two-sided-duplex. DXmSIDES_TUMBLE_ONE Prints only on the first side of each sheet, but retains the page layout intended for tumble printing. The layout reflects margin and page num- ber locations and related specifica- tions. DXmSIDES_TUMBLE_TWO Prints on two sides, and the second side is reached by flipping the page along its top edge, like turning the pages of a legal document. This is also known as two-sided-tumble. ------------------------------------------------------------- The default is DXmSIDES_DEFAULT, or 0. Access is CSG. The XmString to appear on your File Start Sheet. The default is Null. Access is CSG. Suppresses certain print widget features, such as the number of print choices available to the user. The possible values for this resource are as follows: DXmSUPPRESS_AUTOMATIC_PAGINATION DXmSUPPRESS_DELETE_FILE DXmSUPPRESS_DOUBLE_SPACING DXmSUP- PRESS_FILE_BURST_SHEET DXmSUPPRESS_FILE_END_SHEET DXmSUPPRESS_FILE_START_SHEET DXmSUPPRESS_HEADER DXmSUPPRESS_HOLD_JOB DXmSUP- PRESS_INPUT_TRAY DXmSUPPRESS_JOB_NAME DXmSUPPRESS_LAYUP_DEFINITION DXmSUPPRESS_MESSAGE_LOG DXmSUPPRESS_NONE DXmSUPPRESS_NOTIFY DXm- SUPPRESS_NUMBER_COPIES DXmSUPPRESS_NUMBER_UP DXmSUPPRESS_OPERATOR_MESSAGE DXmSUPPRESS_ORIENTATION DXmSUPPRESS_OUTPUT_TRAY DXmSUP- PRESS_PAGE_RANGE DXmSUPPRESS_PAGE_SIZE DXmSUPPRESS_PASS_ALL DXmSUPPRESS_PRINT_AFTER DXmSUPPRESS_PRINT_FORMAT DXmSUPPRESS_PRINTER DXmSUPPRESS_PRINTER_FORM DXmSUPPRESS_PRIORITY DXmSUPPRESS_SETUP DXmSUPPRESS_SHEET_COUNT DXmSUPPRESS_SHEET_SIZE DXmSUPPRESS_SIDES DXmSUPPRESS_START_SHEET_COMMENT The default value is dependent upon the print capabilities of the particular operating system. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that specifies whether the print widget automatically unmanages itself when the Cancel button in the primary box is pressed. The default is False. Access is CSG. A Boolean value that specifies whether the print widget automatically unmanages itself when the Ok button in the primary box is pressed. The default is False. Access is CSG. Callback made when the user clicks on the Cancel pushbutton in the print widget primary dialog box. If the DXmNunmanageOnCancel resource is set, the print widget automatically unmanages itself when the Cancel button in the primary box is pressed. The callback reason is XmCR_CANCEL. The default is Null. Access is CSG. Your application can use the XmNcancelCallback callback to perform related functions as well. Callback made when the user clicks on the Ok pushbutton in the print widget primary dialog box. If the DXmNunmanageOnOk resource is set, the print widget automatically unmanages itself when the Ok button in the primary box is pressed. The callback reason is XmCR_OK. The default is Null. Access is CSG. Note that your application can use the XmNokCallback callback to perform other functions, such as calling DXmPrintWgtPrintJob to submit the print job. Resource Information typedef struct { int reason; XEvent *event; } XmAnyCallbackStruct; Callback Field Descriptions An integer set to the callback reason. See the Callback Reasons section for the values that are valid for this widget. A pointer to the X event structure describing the event that generated this callback. Callback Reasons The user activated the Ok pushbutton in the print widget primary dialog box. The user activated the Cancel pushbutton in the print widget primary dialog box. Inherited Resources DXmCreatePrintDialog inherits behaviour and resources from the following superclasses: Core Resource Set Composite Resource Set Constraint Resource Set XmManager Resource Set XmBulletinBoard Resource Set DXmPrintDialog Resource Set RETURN VALUES
The identifier (widget ID) of the created print widget. SEE ALSO
DXmPrintWgtAugmentList(3X), DXmPrintWgtPrintJob(3X) DXmCreatePrintDialog(3X)