What is the use of NACE transaction in scripts?

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what is the use of NACE transaction in scripts?
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NACE is the transaction code where you can maintain the output types for the applications...
<b>NACE</b> - Initial Customizing Screen
where your going to attach the layout which u have designed to the particular <b>output type</b> - Specifies the kind of output to be produced.
The output type can specify, for example, a printed form that you need for internal use or a form that you want to send to a customer or vendor (for example, an order confirmation). The output type can also be an internal electronic mail message that you want to send to staff in another department.
<b>print program -</b> If you want to inform a partner  about changes to output that was already issued, you enter the name of a program and a routine in the Form routine field.
The routine in the program checks which changes should result in a changed output being sent.
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