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FD2PS(1L)							   Forms Library							 FD2PS(1L)

NAME

       fd2ps -	Translates fdesign output to PostScript

SYNOPSIS

       fd2ps [-options] input.[fd] [output]

DESCRIPTION

       The  program  fd2ps  translates the fd file produced by the interface builder program fdesign of the Forms Library into PostScript (ps), or
       optionally Encapsulated PostScript (eps) for printing or inclusion into other documents. The input file can be given with  or  without  the
       .fd  extension.	 If  output file name is not specified, used is a filename derived from the input file name by replacing the .fd extension
       with ps or eps. If output filename is specified as -, stdout is used.

OPTIONS

       fd2ps accepts the following command line options

       -help Prints a brief summary of all command line options.

       -version
	     Prints the current version of fd2ps and exits.

       -p    The option requests portrait orientation.	By default, the orientation is switched to landscape if portrait will not  fit	the  page.
	     This option overrides the default.

       -l    This options requests landscape output.

       -bw n Specifies the border width of the interface. By default this information is obtained from the .fd file.

       -eps  This option requests Encapsulated PostScript instead of the plain PostScript output.

       -gray This options requests all colors be converted to gray levels. By default, fd2ps outputs colors as specified in the .fd file.

       -G f  specifies	a  gamma  factor  that	will  be used to adjust the builtin colors in a non-linear fashion.  It can be thought as a way to
	     brighten or dim the builtin colors: larger the gamma, brighter the color.	The default gamma is 1.0.

       -dpi f
	     This option specifies the screen resolution on which the user interface is designed.  By giving a smaller or larger dpi  number  than
	     that of the screen, the output is in effect being enlarged or shrunk. This flag does not affect text size. The default DPI is 85.	If
	     the .fd file is specified in device independent unit, this flag does not have effect.

       -rgb file
	     This  option  specifies  the  path  to  the  X  color  database  (rgb.txt)  for  use  in  parsing	XPM  colornames.  The  default	is
	     /usr/lib/X11/rgb.txt. Environment variable RGBFile can be used to change the default.

       -paper name
	     This option specifies the paper name, such as A4, Letter etc.  The output PostScript will always center on the page.  Use name all to
	     get a list of the known paper names and sizes.  The default is US Letter unless environment variable PAPER is set to one of the known
	     paper names.

       -pw f Specifies the paper width, in inches.

       -ph f Specifies the paper height, in inches.

       -verbose
	     This option specifies verbose output, i.e., comments in the output PostScript file. Most useful for debugging the fd2ps program.

BUGS

       Not all objects are currently supported.

SEE ALSO

       fdesign(1L), xforms(5)

AUTHOR

       Copyright (c) 1997-98 by T.C. Zhao (tc_zhao@yahoo.com)
       Since 2002: GNU Lesser General Public License
       Maintainers: Jean-Marc Lasgouttes, Angus Leeming and Jens Thoms Toerring <jt@toerring.de>

HOME PAGE

       http://xforms-toolkit.org
       http://world.std.com/~xforms

Version 0.36							   October 2009 							 FD2PS(1L)

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NAME

       xpstops - XPS to PostScript converter

SYNOPSIS

       xpstops [OPTION...] FILE [OUTPUT FILE]

DESCRIPTION

       xpstops converts XPS documents to PostScript format.  xpstops reads the XPS file, FILE, and writes a PostScript file, OUTPUT FILE. If
       OUTPUT FILE is not specified the output filename will be derived from the OUTPUT FILE filename.

OPTIONS

       -?, --help
	   Show help options.

       -d DOCUMENT, --document=DOCUMENT
	   The document inside the XPS file to convert. By default, the first document of the XPS file is used.

       -f PAGE, --first=PAGE
	   The first page to convert.

       -l PAGE, --last=PAGE
	   The last page to convert.

       -o, --odd
	   Convert only odd pages.

       -e, --even
	   Convert only even pages.

       -r RESOLUTION, --resolution=RESOLUTION
	   Horizontal and vertical resolution in PPI (Pixels Per Inch). The default is 150 PPI.

       --rx=RESOLUTION
	   Horizontal resolution in PPI (Pixels Per Inch). The default is 150 PPI.

       --ry=RESOLUTION
	   Vertical resolution in PPI (Pixels Per Inch). The default is 150 PPI.

       -x X, --crop-x=X
	   The x-coordinate of the crop area top left corner.

       -y Y, --crop-y=Y
	   The y-coordinate of the crop area top left corner.

       -w WIDTH, --crop-width=WIDTH
	   The width of crop area.

       -h HEIGHT, --crop-height=HEIGHT
	   The height of crop area.

       --level2
	   Generate Level 2 PostScript. Level 2 supports color images and image compression.

       --level3
	   Generate Level 3 PostScript. This enables all Level 2 features plus shading patterns and masked images. This is the default setting.

       --eps
	   Generate an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) file.

       --paper=PAPER
	   Set the paper size to one of "A0", "A1", "A2", "A3", "A4", "A5", "B4", "B5", "Letter", "Tabloid", "Ledger", "Legal", "Statement",
	   "Executive", "Folio", "Quarto", "10x14".

       --duplex
	   Adds the %%IncludeFeature: *Duplex DuplexNoTumble DSC comment to the PostScript file. This tells the print manager to enable duplexing.

       --paper-width=WIDTH
	   The paper width.

       --paper-height=HEIGHT
	   The paper height.

       --expand
	   Expand pages smaller than the paper to fill the paper. By default, pages are not scaled.

       --no-shrink
	   Don't scale pages which are larger than the paper. By default, pages larger than the paper are shrunk to fit.

       --no-center
	   Don't center on the paper pages smaller than the paper (after any scaling). By default, pages smaller than the paper are aligned to the
	   lower-left corner.

BUGS

       Please send bug reports to https://bugzilla.gnome.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=libgxps.

SEE ALSO

       xpstojpeg(1) xpstopng(1) xpstopdf(1) xpstosvg(1)

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