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Usage: xgdvi [Options] [FILE ...]
Command line options are as follows:
- -a3, -a4, -a5, -a6, -b4, -b5, -letter, -us, -legal, etc.
Select paper size. Default paper size is A4.
Paper sizes are listed in a configuration file papers.cnf.
- -paper-list
Print a list of available paper sizes in a configuration file and exit.
- -l (or -landscape)
Select landscape mode for paper orientation.
(default orientation is portrait.)
- -m mag
Magnification.
- -g width height
Select window size.
- -no-file-panel
Do not show file selection panel on invocation.
- -v vflibcap
Select vflibcap file. default is ``vflibcap-tex''.
- -fg color
Select foreground color.
- -bg color
Select background color.
- -cx, -sparcptr, -ljfour, ... -mode
Device mode name for font selection by kpathsea library.
This name must be listed in a configuration file devmodes.cnf.
Resolution of the device is taken from a configuration file.
- -mode-list
Print a list of available device modes in a configuration file and exit.
See section 4 of this document for list of names.
- -mode mode
Select device mode name which is not listed in configuration file.
- -dpi dpi
Device resolution for font selection.
This option should be used in conjunction with -mode option.
- -gui1, -gui2
Select a button layout style of GUI.
Style gui1 is the default layout.
Style gui2 has buttons for scrolling the preview image.
- -gui3, gui4
Select another of style button layout of GUI.
This style may be useful for low resolusion display, such as note PCs.
Style gui4 has buttons for scrolling the preview image.
- -stdin-ctl
Accept control commands from standard input.
For comannd list, invoke xgdvi from command line with this option,
and type help.
Paper size information is maintained in a configuration file,
typically, /usr/local/share/DVIlib2/papers.cnf
Device mode information is maintained in a configuration file,
typically, /usr/local/share/DVIlib2/devmodes.cnf
In some systems, configuration files are in
/usr/share/DVIlib2 directory.
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Hirotsugu Kakugawa
2001-11-02