NAME
configure-pstoimg - configures pstoimg for your system
SYNOPSIS
configure-pstoimg [options] [OPT=VAL [OPT2=VAL2 [...]]]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page explains the Debian configure-pstoimg utility, which configures pstoimg for your system. pstoimg converts a Postscript file to either a PNG or GIF format image.
OPTIONS
- -h
-
Show a usage message.
- -png
-
Configure pstoimg for PNG image format
- -gif
-
Configure pstoimg for GIF image format
VARIABLES
Variables are set with a command line argument of the form OPT=VAL. The options are
General options:
- PATH
-
A colon-separated list of directories where to look for executables. Your environment PATH is searched automatically.
Ghostscript options:
- GS
-
Name (not path) of the Ghostscript executable
- GS_DEVICE
-
Ghostscript output device (pnmraw recommended)
Netpbm/Pbmplus Options:
- PNGTOPNM
-
Name (not path) of the pnmtopng executable (default: pnmtopng)
- PPMTOGIF
-
Name (not path) of the ppmtogif executable (default: ppmtogif)
- PPMQUANT
-
Name (not path) of the pnmquant executable (default: ppmquant)
- PNMCROP
-
Name (not path) of the pnmcrop executable (default: pnmcrop)
- PNMFLIP
-
Name (not path) of the pnmflip executable (default: pnmflip)
- PNMFILE
-
Name (not path) of the pnmfile executable (default: pnmfile)
- PBMMAKE
-
Name (not path) of the pbmmake executable (default: pbmmake)
- PNMCAT
-
Name (not path) of the pnmcat executable (default: pnmcat)
- GIFTOOL
-
Name (not path) of the giftool executable (default: giftool)
- GIFTRANS
-
Name (not path) of the giftrans executable (default: giftrans)
CAVEATS
For best performance, your system should have the following packages: Ghostscript-4.03, netpbm-1mar1994, pnmtopng-2.31 These packages are freely available from any major ftp site, and the first two are Debian packages.
FILES
This modifies a file called Local.pm that is referred to by by pstoimg On debian systems, it has been modified to edit the Local.pm in the LaTeX2HTML directory.
AUTHOR
This manual page was written Manoj Srivastava <[email protected]>, for the Debian GNU/Linux system.