XWUD(1X11)              COMMAND REFERENCE              XWUD(1X11)



NAME
     xwud - image displayer for X

SYNOPSIS
     xwud [-debug] [-help] [-inverse] [-in file] [-display
     display]

     This is a user-contributed client.

DESCRIPTION
     The xwud program is an X Window System window image
     undumping utility.  that allows X users to display window
     images that were saved by xwd in a specially formatted dump
     file.

     The window image will appear at the coordinates of the
     original window from which the dump was taken.

     Monochrome dump files are displayed on a color monitor in
     the default foreground and background colors.

OPTIONS
     -help          Print out a short description of the
                    allowable options.

     -in file       This option allows the user to explicitly
                    specify the input file on the command line.
                    If no input file is given, the standard input
                    is assumed.

     -inverse       Applies to monochrome window dump files only.
                    If selected, the window is undumped in
                    reverse video. This is mainly needed because
                    the display is `write white', whereas dump
                    files intended eventually to be written to a
                    printer are generally `write black'.

     -display display
                    This option allows you to specify the server
                    to connect to; see X(1x11).

ENVIRONMENT
     DISPLAY        To get default display.

FILES
     XWDFile.h                X Window Dump File format
                              definition file.

CAVEATS
     Does not attempt to do color translation when the
     destination screen does not have a colormap exactly matching
     that of the original window.



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XWUD(1X11)              COMMAND REFERENCE              XWUD(1X11)



SEE ALSO
     X(1x11), xpr(1x11), xwd(1x11).

AUTHOR
     Tony Della Fera, Digital Equipment Corp., MIT Project Athena
     William F. Wyatt, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory

















































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