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1.TH PSDRAFT 1 "18 August 1992" "Adobe Systems"
2\" Copyright (c) 1992 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All Rights Reserved.
3\" ATTN GOVERNMENT END USERS: See notice of rights in file XPSLIBDIRX/Notice
4\" RCSID: $Header: /afs/dev.mit.edu/source/repository/third/transcript/man/psdraft.1p,v 1.2 1996-10-14 05:09:46 ghudson Exp $
5.ds PS P\s-2OST\s+2S\s-2CRIPT\s+2
6.SH NAME
7psdraft \- add "draft" notices on PostScript language documents
8.SH SYNOPSIS
9.B psdraft
10[
11.BI -s string
12] [
13.BI -x xcoord
14] [
15.BI -y ycoord
16] [
17.BI -f font
18] [
19.BI -r angle
20] [
21.BI -g graylevel
22] [
23.BI -o
24] [
25.BI -p outfile
26] [
27.BI -P printer
28] [
29.I files
30]
31.SH DESCRIPTION
32.I psdraft
33reads in conforming \*(PS language files and inserts \*(PS language code to
34print a
35string
36such as "DRAFT" in the margins, or anywhere on the page.
37.sp
38For example:
39.RS
40psdraft text.ps
41.RE
42produces a \*(PS file that, in addition to the image already described in
43text.ps, prints the string "DRAFT" rotated 90 degrees in the right margin.
44.RS
45psdraft -s"Adobe Confidential" -r45 -x252 -y324 text.ps
46.RE
47produces a \*(PS file that includes the string "Adobe Confidential" in the
48middle of the page, rotated 45 degrees.
49.sp
50The possible options are:
51.TP
52.BI -s string
53puts
54.I string
55on the paper.  The default is "DRAFT".
56.TP
57.BI -r angle
58rotates the string
59.I angle
60degrees.  The default is 90.
61.TP
62.BI -x xcoord
63puts the string at the
64.I xcoord
65x-coordinate on the page.  The default is 575.
66.TP
67.BI -y ycoord
68puts the string at the
69.I ycoord
70y-coordinate on the page.  The default is 300.
71.TP
72.BI -g graylevel
73specifies the gray level for printing the string.  The default is 0 (black).
74.TP
75.BI -f font
76sets the font to be used for printing the string.  The default is
77Times-Roman30.
78.sp
79Font specifications have two parts:
80a font name as known to the \*(PS printer (e.g., Times-Roman,
81Times-BoldItalic,
82Helvetica, Courier), and a point size (1 point=1/72 inch; 8 point
83is a good small point size).  So Courier-Bold8 is 8 point Courier Bold,
84Helvetica12 is 12 point Helvetica.
85.sp
86.TP
87.B -o
88specify that the outline of the font should be used.  Default is not to use
89outline.
90.TP
91.BI -p out
92causes the \*(PS file to be written to the named file rather than
93being spooled for printing.  As a special case,
94.B -p-
95will send the \*(PS language document to the standard output (which is the
96default behavior). 
97.TP
98.BI -P printer
99specifies that
100.I psdraft
101should get information about the dimensions of the
102paper from the \*(PS Printer Description file for
103.I printer.
104This information is necessary to do rotation.
105.SH ENVIRONMENT
106.IP PPDDIR
107path for finding \*(PS Printer Description files.
108.IP PSLIBDIR
109path name of a directory to use instead of XPSLIBDIRX
110for then
111.I psdraft
112prologue
113.SH FILES
114.TP 2.2i
115XPSLIBDIRX/psdraft.pro
116prologue for
117.I psdraft
118.br
119.SH "SEE ALSO"
120transcript(1)
121.SH AUTHOR
122Adobe Systems Incorporated
123.SH NOTES
124\*(PS is a trademark of Adobe Systems Incorporated.
125.br
126Times and Helvetica are registered trademarks of Linotype.
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