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flipbook(1)						      General Commands Manual						       flipbook(1)

NAME
flipbook - multi-frame editor and viewer derived from drawtool SYNOPSIS
flipbook [-bookgeom] [-slideshow sec] ['X-params'] [file] DESCRIPTION
flipbook is a program derived from idraw/drawtool that supports multi-frame graphic display. The zeroth frame is always visible as the background frame, and in front of it is displayed the current frame (1 thru n). The Frame menu controls the frame display mechanism. The operations are: Menu Item Keyboard Description -------------- -------- ----------- Move Forward ^F move forward one frame Move Backward ^B move backward one frame Goto First Frame move to the first frame Goto Last Frame move to the last frame New Forward F create new frame in front of the current frame and make it the current frame New Backward B create new frame in back of the current frame and make it the current frame Copy Forward X copy current frame in front of itself Copy Backward Y copy current frame in back of itself Delete D delete current frame (the zeroth frame can never be deleted) By default a flipbook document is positioned on the first frame when opened (if one exists). "Move Backward" can be used to move to the background frame when positioned on the first frame. "Move Forward" then returns to the first frame. The New command creates a document with only a background frame. The "New After" command can then be used to initialize the first frame ("New Before" does not work when the current frame is the background frame). flipbook save/restores its documents with a document format specific to flipbook (and possibly programs derived from flipbook). Idraw for- mat drawings can be imported via the "Import Graphic" command (under the File menu). The rest of the flexibile import mechanism of draw- tool is supported as well. "Export Graphic" exports currently selected graphics in idraw or drawtool format. The Print command (under the File menu) generates a multi-page Postscript document, one page per frame except for the zeroth frame which is always the background. OPTIONS
"-bookgeom" brings up the flipbook in landscape mode, with a 906 by 700 pixel page size. Useful for viewing illustrated books prepared in this mode. "-slideshow sec" continuously plays the contents of a flipbook file with "sec" delay between frames (currently only available when built with ACE). Also see "-help" for more options, and the comdraw, drawtool, and idraw man pages. SEE ALSO
drawtool, idraw WEB PAGE
http://www.ivtools.org/ivtools/flipbook.html flipbook(1)

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