di10(1) DG/UX 4.30 di10(1)
NAME
di10 - Postprocessor for the IMAGEN laser printer
SYNOPSIS
di10 [ option ] ... [ file ] ...
DESCRIPTION
Di10 prints files created by troff(1) on an IMAGEN laser
printer. If no file is mentioned, the standard input is
printed.
The following options are understood.
-olist Print pages whose numbers are given in the comma-
separated list. The list contains single numbers N
and ranges N1-N2. A missing N1 means the lowest-
numbered page, a missing N2 means the highest.
-t Direct output to the standard output instead of the
typesetter.
-rn Resolution of printer is n dots per inch. Di10 will
adjust its choice of raster files to produce
properly scaled output. The default is 240 dots per
inch.
The files submitted to di10 should be prepared under the
-Ti10 option of troff.
FILES
/usr/lib/font/devi10/* description files
/usr/lib/font/devi10/rasti10/* raster files for laser
printer
/tmp/dimp* output ready for laser
printer
SEE ALSO
troff(1), troff(5).
Using the Documenter's Tool Kit on the DG/UX System.
Documenter's Tool Kit Technical Summary for the DG/UX
System.
BUGS
The fonts accessed by this filter are 240 dpi, rather than
the 300 dpi that the printer expects.
We recommend that you use the dimp output filter; it allows
you to access the 300 dpi font descriptions.
If you do use di10, body text will appear to be too small by
about 2 points; heading point size (as specified by the MM
macros) will also be incorrect. You need to compensate for
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this; the best way is to include new settings in your macro
set:
1. Set the default point size (.ps) and default leading
(.vs) to two points larger than the size desired.
2. Check the point size and leading adjustments in macros
that format headings, headers, and footers. If they are
set with absolute arguments rather than relative, you
may need to change the arguments' value.
You may need to experiment to get your documents to look the
way you want.
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