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08-20-2007

baivab

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Switching workspaces thru shell scr.(Solaris)

Using Solaris CDE environment and want to write a shell script (pref. Korn) which can:

Upon invokation opens a dtterm new window (no problems, here, i.e. on how to open one)
The new dtterm should be moved by the script to another workspace (consider no one changed the default Solaris naming standards, i.e. workspaces are named ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR)

Initially, I am in workspace - ONE.

Would be really, really

if anyone knows how to do this!??

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