Manual: wmf2fig

wmf2fig(1)					   General Commands Manual					  wmf2fig(1)

NAME
       wmf2fig - Convert metafile image to XFig format

SYNOPSIS
       wmf2fig [OPTION] ... [-o ] 

       wmf2fig [OPTION] ... --auto  [ ...]

DESCRIPTION
       Convert metafile image to XFig format.

OPTIONS
       --figunit=
	      the FIG unit as fraction of inch, default: 1200

       --page=
	      where  is one of (default A4):

	      A[01234] B5 Letter Legal Ledger Tabloid.

       --landscape
	      switch to landscape view.

       --portrait
	      switch to portrait view (default).

       --maxpect
	      scale image: fit to page (1 inch margins)

       --no-margins
	      ignore margins when scaling

       --flat render at one depth value

       --image=
	      where  is one of (default eps): eps,png,jpg

       --title=
	      comment # Title

       --creator=
	      comment # Creator

       --date=
	      comment # Date

       --for=
	      comment # For

       --version
	      display version info and exit.

       --help display this help and exit.

       --wmf-help
	      display wmf-related help and exit.

Additional wmf-related options
       --wmf-error[=yes|no]
	      switch for error reports.

       --wmf-debug[=yes|no]
	      switch for debug reports, if any.

       --wmf-ignore-nonfatal[=yes|no]
	      switch to ignore (some) non-fatal errors.

       --wmf-diagnostics
	      emit diagnostic information.

       --wmf-fontdir=
	      add  to list of font directories.

       --wmf-sys-fonts
	      use system fonts, if any found.

       --wmf-sys-fontmap=
	      use system xml-fontmap file .

       --wmf-xtra-fonts
	      use non-system fonts, if any found.

       --wmf-xtra-fontmap=
	      use non-system xml-fontmap file .

       --wmf-gs-fontmap=
	      use ghostscript file .

       --wmf-write=
	      write metafile to .

AUTHOR
       wmf2fig is originally written by Martin Vermeer and currently maintained by Caolán McNamara.

       This manual page was written by Yangfl for the Debian Project (and may be used by others).

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