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1.1 ! root 1: .TH POSTBGI 8 local ! 2: .SH NAME ! 3: postbgi \- PostScript translator for BGI (Basic Graphical Instructions) files ! 4: .SH SYNOPSIS ! 5: .B postbgi ! 6: [ options ] [ files ] ! 7: .SH DESCRIPTION ! 8: .I Postbgi ! 9: translates BGI (Basic Graphical Instructions) ! 10: .I files ! 11: into PostScript and writes the results on the ! 12: standard output. ! 13: If no ! 14: .I files ! 15: are specified, or if \- is one of the input ! 16: .I files, ! 17: the standard input is read. ! 18: The following ! 19: .I options ! 20: are understood: ! 21: .TP 1.0i ! 22: .BI \-c num ! 23: Print ! 24: .I num ! 25: copies of each page. ! 26: By default only one copy is printed. ! 27: .TP 1.0i ! 28: .BI \-f name ! 29: Print text using font ! 30: .I name. ! 31: Any PostScript font can be used, ! 32: although the best results will only be ! 33: obtained with constant width fonts. ! 34: The default font is Courier. ! 35: .TP 1.0i ! 36: .BI \-m num ! 37: Magnify each logical page by the factor ! 38: .I num. ! 39: Pages are scaled uniformly about the origin, ! 40: which by default is located at the center of ! 41: each page. ! 42: The default magnification is 1.0. ! 43: .TP 1.0i ! 44: .BI \-n num ! 45: Print ! 46: .I num ! 47: logical pages on each piece of paper, ! 48: where ! 49: .I num ! 50: can be any positive integer. ! 51: By default ! 52: .I num ! 53: is set to 1. ! 54: .TP 1.0i ! 55: .BI \-o list ! 56: Print pages whose numbers are given in the comma-separated ! 57: .IR list . ! 58: The list contains single numbers ! 59: .I N ! 60: and ranges ! 61: .IB N1 \- N2. ! 62: A missing ! 63: .I N1 ! 64: means the lowest numbered page, a missing ! 65: .I N2 ! 66: means the highest. ! 67: .TP 1.0i ! 68: .BI \-p mode ! 69: Print ! 70: .I files ! 71: in either ! 72: .B portrait ! 73: or ! 74: .B landscape ! 75: .I mode. ! 76: Only the first character of ! 77: .I mode ! 78: is significant. ! 79: The default ! 80: .I mode ! 81: is portrait. ! 82: .TP 1.0i ! 83: .BI \-w num ! 84: Set the line width used for graphics to ! 85: .I num ! 86: points, where a point is approximately 1/72 ! 87: of an inch. ! 88: By default ! 89: .I num ! 90: is set to 0.0 points, which forces lines to be ! 91: one pixel wide. ! 92: .TP 1.0i ! 93: .BI \-x num ! 94: Translate the origin ! 95: .I num ! 96: inches along the positive x axis. ! 97: The default ! 98: coordinate system has the origin fixed at the ! 99: center of the page, with positive ! 100: x to the right and positive y up the page. ! 101: Positive ! 102: .I num ! 103: moves everything right. ! 104: The default offset is 0 inches. ! 105: .TP 1.0i ! 106: .BI \-y num ! 107: Translate the origin ! 108: .I num ! 109: inches along the positive y axis. ! 110: Positive ! 111: .I num ! 112: moves everything up the page. ! 113: The default offset is 0 inches. ! 114: .TP 1.0i ! 115: .BI \-A file ! 116: Append a simple accounting record to ! 117: .I file ! 118: after all the input ! 119: .I files ! 120: have been successfully translated. ! 121: By default no accounting data is produced. ! 122: .TP 1.0i ! 123: .BI \-L file ! 124: Use ! 125: .I file ! 126: as the PostScript prologue, ! 127: which by default is /usr/lib/postscript/postbgi.ps. ! 128: .SH DIAGNOSTICS ! 129: 0 exit status is returned if ! 130: .I files ! 131: were successfully processed. ! 132: .SH BUGS ! 133: The default line width is too small for 'write to white' ! 134: print engines, like the one used by the PS-2400. ! 135: .SH FILES ! 136: /usr/lib/postscript/postbgi.ps ! 137: .SH SEE ALSO ! 138: dpost(1), postprint(1), posttek(1), postdmd(1)
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