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# This help text is for PageView.
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#       Open Windows Version 3 FCS
#	2 July 1991, rev'd by James Brook
#	edited for OWV3.0.1 31 October 1991
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#	Added Goto Page window text 6 Oct 93, R.Patten
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#	@(#)pageview.info 3.1 92/04/03
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:Edit
Edit

Use to edit the PostScript source of the current
document or change the properties of the current
page:

PostScript	Displays a window in which you 
		can edit and run PostScript
		source.

Properties	Displays the Page Properties
		window, where you can set page
		size, dpi, page orientation,
		anti-aliasing, job timeout
		value, and method of
		interpretation.

:File
File

Has two options:

Load 	Loads a new file.

Print	Prints the current file.


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:View
View

Provides ways to navigate multi-page documents:

First Page		Displays the first page.

Last Page		Displays the last page.

Next Page		Displays the next page
			(the default).

Previous Page		Returns to the page
			previously viewed.

Goto Page		Displays a pop up window
			from which you can select
			a specific page for
			viewing.

Reverse Page Order	Reverses the page order
			of the currently
			displayed document.

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:MainWindowInfo
PageView

This window contains the preview of a PostScript
page. The entire page may not be visible at one
time. Use the mouse to pan around the page.

You can directly manipulate the page with the 
mouse: Press SELECT and drag the pointer to move 
the page. 

ADJUST gives you quick access to any part of the
page: For example, click ADJUST in the upper
left corner of the window to display the upper
left corner of the page.

ADJUST is most useful when the dpi is set to 300 
or more in the Page Properties window. 

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:SourceDrag
Drag and Drop Target

This box is the place to drop a file icon when 
you want to display it in PageView.

For example, you can press SELECT on an icon 
and drag it from File Manager to PageView. 

When a file is displayed in PageView, you can 
drag the icon from this box to another program
that will accept the file.
  
For example, you can drag from PageView to 
Print Tool to print the file.
 
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#	Page Properties pop-up window
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:dpi
DPI (Dots Per Inch):

Changes the resolution of the page that is 
displayed.

The options for resolution are common for 
several screens and printers.  

If you have a 100 dpi monitor and select 100 
dpi, the page should appear actual size.
 
If you select 300 dpi, the page will appear
3 times larger than actual size.

:orient
Orientation:

Controls which way the page is oriented on
the screen.

This is useful for rotating and viewing slides, 
which are often rendered in "landscape" as 
opposed to "portrait" orientation.

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:pagesize
Size:

Controls the size of the page in virtual space 
(not on the screen--unless the dpi of the page 
matches the screen exactly).

USLetter	8.5 x 11 inches
USLegal		8.5 x 14 inches

A3 (European)	29.7 x 42.0 cm
		11.693 x 16.535 inches

A4 (European)	21.0 X 29.7 cm
		8.268 x 11.693 inches

A5 (European)	14.8 x 21.0 cm
		5.827 x 8268 inches

B5 (European)	17.6 x 25.0 cm
		6.929 x 9.842 inches

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:aa
AntiAlias:

Enables the AntiAliasing feature in the X11/NeWS
server for the pages of this document.

This feature allows for viewing of documents at
a size and apparent resolution that is closer
to that of a printer.

:timeout
Job Timeout (sec):
 
Sets the timeout for the current job to the
value entered.
 
If a PostScript page cannot be interpreted and
displayed in the given time, a blank page will
be displayed and a job time-out error will be
written into the Output Log window.

 
:method
Ignore PostScript Structuring Comments:
 
Changes the way PageView determines the number
of pages in a document.

Normally, PageView checks a file for PostScript
structuring comments, such as a "%%Page:" to
denote the start of a new page.

However, some documents do not conform to
these conventions. When you choose Ignore
PostScript Structuring Comments, an alternate
method of determining page breaks is used.
 
This alternate method may increase the time it
takes for PageView to determine the number of
pages in a document. You may want to turn this
option on only when the normal method of 
determining page breaks doesn't work.

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:apply
Apply

Applies any changes you have made to the page 
properties and redraws the page.

:reset
Reset

Resets page properties to what they were when you
started making changes.

:defaults
Defaults

Resets the page properties to their default 
values.

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#	File pop-up window
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:directory
Directory

Type the name of the directory for the 
PostScript file you want to load. 

:filename
File

Type the filename of the PostScript file you
want to load.  

:loadfile
Load File

Click SELECT to load the file specified in 
Directory and File.

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:run
Run

Re-executes the contents of the edit buffer.

:edit
PostScript Source

This is an editable text window that contains
the PostScript source of the current document.

:clearoutput
Clear output log

Clears the log of output and errors without 
confirmation.

:output
Output

This is a non-editable text window that shows
the output of the current document, including
error messages.

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:printorfile
Destination:

Determines whether you are printing to a file
or directly to a printer.

Click SELECT on your choice of Printer or File.

:printer
Printer:

Type the name of the printer to send the file to. 

:printdir
Directory:

Type the name of the directory to write the file 
to.

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:printfile
File:

Type the name of the file.

:thispageonly
This page only:

Indicates that you want to print only the 
current page.

Click SELECT on the box to check it. Click
SELECT again to uncheck it.

:print
Print

Sends the page to the printer or file.

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:pageslider
Goto Page:

Use this window to select the page you want to 
view:

o Type the number of the page you want to view  
  and press Return.

o Drag the slider until the number of the page
  you want to view is displayed.  When you 
  release SELECT, PageView displays the page.

o Click SELECT on a tick mark beneath the 
  slider.

