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fbreader

FBREADER(1)						      General Commands Manual						       FBREADER(1)

NAME

       FBReader - e-book reader

SYNOPSIS

       FBReader [-zlui ui-type] [ui-specific options] [-lang language] [e-book]

DESCRIPTION

       FBReader is an e-book reader. It supports most open e-book formats, and can read compressed e-book archives.

       For more information on using the program, see the "About FBReader" button on its toolbar.

OPTIONS

       -zlui ui-type
	      Try  to start FBReader with the specified uu type. Supported ui types are gtk (to use Gtk+ library), qt (Qt 3 library) and qt4 (Qt 4
	      library).

       ui-specific options
	      Standard options from the UI library you use (Gtk+, Qt3 or Qt4).

       -lang language
	      Language for user interface. Current version (0.12.0) of fbreader supports Arabic (specify -lang ar  option),  Chinese  (-lang  zh),
	      Czech  (-lang  cs), Dutch (-lang nl), English (-lang en), Finnish (-lang fi), French (-lang fr), German (-lang de), Hungarian (-lang
	      hu), Indonesian (-lang id), Italian (-lang it), Lithuanian (-lang lt), Russian (-lang ru), Spanish (-lang es) and Swedish (-lang sv)
	      and Ukrainian (-lang uk).

       e-book Name  of	file  to  open.  If  this parameter is missing or if FBReader cannot open the specified file, the last opened file will be
	      reopened. If you start FBReader for the first time or the last opened file is missing, "About FBReader" text will be opened.

AUTHOR

       This man page was written by Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> and Nikolay Pultsin <geometer@fbreader.org> for the Debian  system,  but  may	be
       freely reused on other systems.

																       FBREADER(1)