debian man page for pdfcube

pdfcube(1)						    pdfcube presentation viewer 						pdfcube(1)

NAME
       pdfcube - a PDF presentation viewer with 3D effects.

SYNOPSIS
       pdfcube FILE [--help] [--bgcolor f:f:f] [--top-color f:f:f] [--no-fullscreen]

DESCRIPTION
       pdfcube(1)  is  a  tiny (about 30KiB) viewer for Portable Document Format (PDF) files that adds spinning cube transition effect to your PDF
       presentation files. It can also zoom on 5 predefined areas with a smooth zooming effect. This program is  suited  only  for  landscape  PDF
       files, mostly presentations done with LaTeX (Beamer, Prosper, etc.) or OpenOffice.org Impress.

       pdfcube(1) is an open source, low-effort, spare-time, money-less project. Your help is welcome!

OPTIONS
       -h [ --help ]
	      This help message.

       -v [ --version ]
	      Version information

       -b [ --bgcolor ] arg
	      Background color is 'r:g:b' with real values between 0.0 and 1.0, no spaces.

       -t [ --top-color ] arg
	      Cube top color in 'r:g:b' format again with reals in [0,1].

       -c [ --transitions ]
	      This option has been removed. Use the ransboxin transition in your beamer latex source to program transitions in advance.

       -i [ --input-file ] arg
	      PDF file to show.

       -n [ --no-fullscreen ]
	      Don't activate full-screen mode by default.

   Notes
       The "-i" option can be omitted, the first non-option string is treated as the input file.

INTERACTIVE CONTROL
       c, a   Will display the next/previous page with a cube transition effect.

       SPACE, PG-DOWN
	      Will switch to the next page with the programmed effect.

       h, j, k, l, z
	      Will zoom into the predefined areas.

       g      Will undo any zoom.

       ESC, Ctrl-q
	      Will exit pdfcube immediately.

       PG-UP, Left-Arrow
	      Will quick-switch to the previous page.

       Right-Arrow
	      Will quick-switch to the next page.

       f      Will switch full-screen mode.

       Ctrl-l Will redraw the screen.

       Ctrl-1, Ctrl-2, ..., Ctrl-9
	      Will jump to the page corresponding to the n-th programmed transition (if any).

       1, 2, ..., 9
	      Will jump to page 5*(n-1).

EXAMPLES
       pdfcube foo.pdf
	      Will display 'foo.pdf' in full-screen.

       pdfcube foo.pdf --bgcolor 0:0:0 --top-color 0.6:0.2:0.2
	      Will display 'foo.pdf' with custom background and cube color.

BUGS
       pdfcube(1)  can	view only PDF files with a 4:3 aspect ratio. This is a known "feature": the program is oriented to view presentations on a
       projected screen.

       On some systems color values are locale dependent (e.g. you may have to write 0,6 instead of 0.6)

       See http://code.100allora.it/pdfcube/report/ for the bugtracker of pdfcube(1) (you should obtain an account contacting the  author  first).
       Or please report any bug to the author.

AUTHORS
       Written by Mirko Maischberger, <mailto:mirko.maischberger@gmail.com> and Karol Sokolowsky <sokoow@gmail.com>

RESOURCES
       Main web site: http://code.100allora.it/pdfcube/

THANKS
       I'd like to thank the LILiK laboratory in Florence, Italy for having teached me the value of open-source and open-culture.

COPYING
       This  manpage  is  available under the same GPL v2 or later license as the main program, the original manpage was written by Alexander Wirt
       <mailto:formorer@debian.org> for the Debian distribution. The 0.0.4 version is Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Mirko Maischberger.

pdfcube 0.0.4							      11/2011								pdfcube(1)