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     DOCSUBMIT(1)                                         DOCSUBMIT(1)

     NAME
          docsubmit - send document to library

     SYNOPSIS
          docsubmit [ -c cover-file ] [ -C ] [ -r ref-file ] [ -t ] [
          -f copyf ] [ -d ] file ...

     DESCRIPTION
          Docsubmit sends the full text of a TM, including cover
          sheet, to the Bell Laboratories library network, for inclu-
          sion in the libraries' Linus database.  The files are those
          that would be mentioned in a troff command to print the
          paper; files included by .so macros or by preprocessors such
          as pic(1) should not be mentioned.  The options are

          -c coverfile
               Cover sheet is in a file by itself.

          -C   Cover sheet is in the document.  One of -c or -C must
               be specified.

          -r ref-file
               Specify a separate reference file for refer(1) or
               prefer(1).

          -t   The single file is tex(1) source; only the base name,
               without .tex, should be specified.

          -fcopyf
               Include a copy of copyf in the cpio file. This flag
               should only be necessary for things like awk scripts
               executed inside the paper with .sy commands.

          -d   Don't consided include files that can't be found as
               fatal errors.

          Electronic submission is not a substitute for the official
          paper submission.  For more information contact your local
          library or call (201)582-4840.

     EXAMPLES
          docgen cover-file
          eqn cover-file file.1 file.2 | troff | lp
          docsubmit -c cover-file file.1 file.2

     FILES
     SEE ALSO
          troff(1), docgen(1)

     BUGS

     DOCSUBMIT(1)                                         DOCSUBMIT(1)

          Only documents that may be viewed by any AT&T employee can
          have their full text made available under Linus.
          Documents with a complicated construction process, such as a
          shell script or makefile, cannot be handled directly.