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1.1 root 1: .TH PAGE 1
2: .SH NAME
3: page \- view FAX, bitmap, and PostScript files
4: .SH SYNOPSIS
5: .B page
6: .I file ...
7: .SH DESCRIPTION
8: .I Page
9: reads each
10: .IR file ,
11: either a CCITT Group 3 encoded file (such as a FAX page),
12: Plan 9 bitmap file (see
13: .IR bitmap (6)),
14: or
15: .I PostScript
16: in sequence and displays it in its window.
17: Pressing and holding button 1 permits panning about the page.
18: Typing a
19: .B q
20: or
21: control-D exits the program.
22: Typing any other character or clicking button 2 advances to the next
23: .IR file .
24: Button 3 has a menu of the
25: .I files
26: to be selected for viewing in any order.
27: .PP
28: When possible,
29: .I page
30: overlaps the read of the next page with the display of the current one.
31: .PP
32: .I Page
33: calls
34: .IR gs (1)
35: to convert PostScript
36: .I files
37: to Group 3 encoded files. All are converted before any pages are displayed.
38: The menu then displays one line for each page of the documents.
39: .SH FILES
40: .TF /lib/nyt/*
41: .TP
42: .B /lib/nyt/*
43: New York Times FAX files, updated daily.
44: .SH "SEE ALSO
45: .IR gs (1)
46: .SH SOURCE
47: .B /sys/src/cmd/page
48: .SH DIAGNOSTICS
49: The mouse cursor changes to an arrow and ellipsis
50: when
51: .I page
52: is reading a file.
53: .SH BUGS
54: .I Page
55: is written in ALEF and therefore has binaries only for
56: MIPS, SPARC, and i386 machines.
57: .br
58: If any of the
59: .I files
60: are PostScript, they all must be.
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