DviDJc command line dvi500c.exe
and dvi550c.exe
is as
follows:
DVI5x0c.exe [ options ] dvifile |
-s<starting page>
(default: 1 i.e. first in file)
-c<number of pages>
(default: 9999 i.e. all)
-m<new magnification>
(default: from dvi file)
-h<horizontal offset>
(default: 78 (pixels)
-v<vertical offset>
(default: 156 (pixels)
-f<font directory>
(default: /usr/TeX/lib/tex/fonts/
)
-t<TFMfile directory>
(default: /usr/TeX/lib/tex/fonts/
)
-o<outfile>
(default: prn
)
Note: These DVI-drivers do not support subdirectory searching. Another
restriction is that the font and tfm directory parameters can only take one path.
Therefore 4TeX calls the programs using the subdirectory ?:
\
emtex
\
tfmall
for tfm
files and ?:
\
emtex
\
texfonts
\
deskjet
for font files. In case you need other fonts you
will have to put them in the current directory, where the DVI-drivers will also scan
for tfm and font files.
6.3.1 Interactive operation of DviVGAc
DviVGAc is a screen previewer dedicated to dvi files generated for printing on color Deskjet series 500 printers. This dvi viewer is capable of showing the colors as they will appear when printed on paper.
The program supports the following keys:
[P] or [Backspace] : previous page
[N] or [Space] : next page
[C] : use colors (much slower)
[G] : use grey shades (faster)
[Q] : quit
The viewer supports a `moving magnifying glass'. It is activated by pressing one of the following keys:
Arrow keys : move the magnifying glass left, right, up or down
[Home] : move to the upper left corner of the page
[End] : move to the lower right corner
Note: Whenever you try to go to the next or previous page and your current position is either at the last or the first page the program will abort.
Note: If the viewer can't find a font file it will display boxes for all character in that font, using its tfm file.