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.TH lmshare 1m "22 Sept 1998"
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.SH NAME
lmshare - manipulates a share file without server intervention.
.SH SYNOPSIS
.ft4
.nf
lmshare [options][sharename] 
.SH DESCRIPTION
The lmshare command manipulates the set of shared resources 
without server intervention.  It performs a variety of operations,
including adding a new share (with optional non-encryption password),
deleting a share, setting the banner page, and setting a queue start time.
.SH OPTIONS
.SS "-a [-e] [-i] filename"
Adds a new share.  The -e option means that password encryption is
already active.  The -i option with a file name reads information
from a file.  Otherwise, standard input is read.
.SS "-b share"
Sets the printer banner page.
.SS "-d sharename"
Deletes share name. 
.SS "-f sharename fldnumber"
Gets a specific field from the share.
.SS "-g share"
Sets queue start time (go).
.SS "-h share"
Sets queue stop time (halt).
.SS "-l"
Lists share.
.SS "-m share"
Sets queue parameters.
.SS -n 
Creates a new share list.
.SS "-o sharename"
Re-shares an unshared print queue.
.SS "-p sharename"
Modifies a printer command string.
.SS "-q queuename"
Lists printer shares.
.SS "-r queuename"
Sets printer preset sequence.
.SS "-s queuename"
Sets printer post-set sequence.
.SS "-v queuename"
Debugging on; if required must be first option.
.SH EXAMPLES
To add a new share, type the following command:
.sp.5
	lmshare -a  
.sp.5
To list shares, type the following command:
.sp.5
	lmshare -l
.sp.5
To obtain a specific field from a share, for example field 2, type the following command:
.sp.5
	lmshare -f share 2