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[George Liu]

> 
> I could look into the Foomatic PPD generator to generate
CUPS-compliant
> custom option keywords for numerical, string, and password options.
[George Liu] 
The CUPS custom option in PPD is used to display and to get user input. 
The Foomatic option in PPD is used to tell backend script --
Foomatic-rip to execute action according to user input. 

So, I would rather make PPD files supporting both CUPS and Foomatic PPD
extension (if that is what you meant), because CUPS 1.1 users can still
use command line/xpp to control custom user options. 

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