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--- labs:for_lab [2018/02/27 01:31] – [Copying to Your Turnin Directory] admin
+++ labs:for_lab [2022/01/24 19:43] (current) – [Submitting Your Code Electronically to Your Turnin Directory] admin
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 If you have your directories set up appropriately (i.e., your ''lab'' directory is in your ''cs111'' directory), you should be able to run
-  turnin.sh labx
+  turnin labx
 where ''labx'' is the name of the lab you are submitting.  Using this command will ensure that all your permissions are set up appropriately.
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 If you want to know what's going on behind the hood, you could run this command from your ''cs111'' directory:
-  cp -r labx /csdept/courses/coursename/turnin/username
+  cp -r labx /csci/courses/coursename/turnin/username
 where ''labx'' is the directory of the lab you want to copy, ''coursename'' is your course name, and ''username'' is your username.
 ===== Creating Printable Files =====
-To create a condensed, printable file of your lab, use the ''createPrintableLab.sh'' command.
+To create a condensed, printable file of your lab, use the ''createPrintableLab'' command.
 The syntax of the command is
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 ===== Viewing a PS File: evince =====
-To view a file, use the ''evince'' command.  For example
+To view a file, use the ''evince'' command.
+  evince postscriptfile.ps &
+where ''postscriptfile.ps'' is the name of the file that you want evince to open.
+For example
   evince lab1.ps &