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Intro (CDMT)            - introduction to Custom Distribution Mastering Toolkit utilities
ccs (CDMT)              - component control script
ccsSetup (CDMT)         - standard shell functions library
ccsUpgradeTool (CDMT)   - merge contents of old configuration file with newer version
cdmtArchive (CDMT)      - generate custom-installable archives from the $CDMT_DIR/sso hierarchy
cdmtCompress (CDMT)     - populate $CDMT_DIR/sso with compressed component distribution files
cdmt.config (CDMT)      - specify default CDMT configuration
cdmtConvert (CDMT)      - convert list of relative pathnames to CDMT input files
cdmtInput (CDMT)        - CDMT input files
cdmtParse (CDMT)        - create the SSO databases from the CDMT input files
cqs (CDMT)              - component query script
customSched (CDMT)      - schedule event for custom outside of the standard phase model
dosfloppy (CDMT)        - place a custom-installable distribution image on an existing DOS floppy filesystem
ssoPatch (CDMT)         - map new version or component into an SSO member file
ssoPathMap (CDMT)       - allow shell program to interpret a patch area