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-append FileName |
Specifies a file name previously produced by the xpr command to which the window is to append. (This flag is not supported
on PostScript printers.) |
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-compact |
Uses simple run-length encoding for compact representation of windows
with many white pixels. This flag compresses white space but not black space,
so it is not useful for reverse-video windows.
(This
flag supports PostScript, LIPS II+, and LIPSIII output only.) |
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-cutoff Level |
Changes the intensity level where colors are mapped to black or white
for monochrome output on a LaserJet printer. The Level variable is expressed as a percentage of full brightness. Fractions
are acceptable. |
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-device Device |
Specifies the device on which the file prints. The xpr command supports the following printers:
- 3812 or pp
- IBM PP3812
- 4207
- Proprinter
- 5201
- IBM Quietwriter 1 model 2
- 5202
- IBM Quietwriter 2
- jprinter
- IBM Japanese Printer (Japanese data stream)
- ljet
- HP LaserJet and IBM Laser Printer
- ps
- PostScript printers (this is the default)
- lips2
- Canon LaserShot LIPS II+ mode
- lips3
- Canon LaserShot LIPS III mode
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-density Dpi |
Indicates the dots-per-inch (dpi) density that the HP printer uses.
300 dpi is the default. Allowable densities are 300, 150, 100, and 75 dpi. |
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-gray Number |
Specifies gray-scale conversion to a color image, rather than mapping
to a black-and-white image. The Number variable must
be one of the following:
- 2
- 2 x 2 conversion
- 3
- 3 x 3 conversion
- 4
- 4 x 4 conversion
This conversion doubles, triples, or quadruples,
respectively, the effective width and height of the image.
Note: This option is valid only for PostScript printers. |
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-header String |
Specifies a header string to print above the window. |
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-height Inches |
Specifies the maximum height of the page. |
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ImageFile |
Contains the captured bitmap of the image. If you do not specify
the ImageFile parameter, the xpr command uses standard input. |
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-landscape |
Forces the window to print in landscape mode. (The display is laid
out with the windows being wider than they are high.) By default, a window
prints so that its longest side follows the long side of the paper. |
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-left Inches |
Specifies the left margin in inches. Fractions are acceptable. By
default, this flag prints the window on the center of the page. |
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-noff |
When specified in conjunction with the -append
flag, the window is displayed on the same page as the previous window. (This
flag is not supported on PostScript printers.) |
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-noposition |
Causes the header, trailer, and image positioning command generation
to be bypassed for the LaserJet printer. |
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-output FileName |
Specifies an output file name. If you do not specify this option,
the xpr command uses standard output. |
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-planePlaneNumber |
Specifies which bit plane to use in an image. The default uses the
entire image and maps values into black and white based on color intensities.
This option is not supported for the LaserJet printer. |
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-portrait |
Forces the window to print in portrait mode. (The display is laid
out with the windows being higher than they are wide.) By default, a window
prints so that its longest side follows the long side of the paper. |
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-psfig |
Suppresses translation of the PostScript picture to the center of
the page. |
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-report |
Prints out statistics to standard error about the window ImageFile parameter. |
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-rv |
Forces the window to print in reverse video. |
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-scale Scale |
Affects the size of the window on the page. PostScript printers are
able to translate each bit in a window pixel map into a grid of a specified
size. For example, each bit might translate into a 3 x 3 grid. To specify
a 3 x 3 grid, enter -scale 3. By default, a window prints
with the largest scale that fits on the page for the specified orientation.
If you do not specify a device, the aspect ratio can vary. |
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-split Number |
Splits a window into several pages. This might be necessary for very
large windows that would otherwise cause the printer to overload and print
the page in an obscure manner. (This flag is not supported on PostScript or
HP Laserjet printers.) |
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-top Inches |
Specifies the top margin for the window in inches. Fractions are
acceptable. By default, this flag prints the window on the center of the page. |
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-trailer String |
Specifies a trailer string to print below the window. |
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-width Inches |
Specifies the maximum width of the page.
Note: The 4207, 5201, and 5202 printers' images must be recorded by the xwd utility in XYPixmap or XYBitmap format. XYPixmap images
are converted into bitmaps using a thresholding algorithm. For the HP Laserjet
printer, multiplane images must be recorded in ZPixmap format. Single plane
images may be either XYPixmap, XYBitmap, or ZPixmap formats. |