MVIEW
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TITLE      MVIEW - A Set of Macrocommands for the Generation of View Graphs

AUTHOR(s)  Joel N. Sturman
           Bell Telephone Laboratories

REVISED    April 1990 by C.L'Hommedieu, AT&T Bell Laboratories
REPRINTED  May 1990, AT&T Bell Laboratories
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FILE            PURPOSE
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mview.doc       MVIEW document body
mview.app       MVIEW Appendix
mview.ex1       Input for Example 1, A Simple View Graph
mview.ex2       Input for Example 2, A Centered View Graph
mview.ex3       Input for Example 3, A Poor Example Showing the Effect
                                     of Long Lines
mview.ex4       Input for Example 4, A Title and Font Emphasis
mview.ex5       Input for Example 5, An Underlined Title and Size Changes
mview.ex6       Input for Example 6, A View Graph Using a Bullet List
mview.ex7       Input for Example 8, A Two-Level Marked List
mview.ex8       Input for Example 8, A Simple Outline List
mview.ex9       Input for Example 9, Using a Variable List in Fill Mode
mview.ex10      Input for Example 10, A View Graph with a Table (tbl)
mview.ex11      Input for Example 11, A View Graph with an Equation (eqn)
mview.ex12      Input for Example 12, A View Graph with a Picture (pic)
mview.ex13      Input for Example 13, A View Graph with a Graph (grap)
Run             Shell script to format and printer entire MVIEW document
agepop.d        Data for graph, Example 13
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To produce the entire MVIEW document, use the command:

   ./Run

If the PRINT variable in the "Run" script is set to your local print
spooler command, then the entire document will be printed as well; otherwise,
the script creates a PostScript output file (beginning with "PS.") for each
document part.

To produce the MVIEW document (body only), use the command:

   tbl mview.doc | troff -Tpost - | dpost

To produce only the appendix, use the command:

   troff -Tpost -mpictures mview.app | dpost

To produce output samples as individual full-page images, use the commands:

   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex1 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex2 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex3 | dpost
   troff -rf2 -Tpost -mview mview.ex4 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex5 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex6 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex7 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex8 | dpost
   troff -Tpost -mview mview.ex9 | dpost
   tbl mview.ex10 | troff -Tpost -mview - | dpost
   eqn mview.ex11 | troff -rf1 -Tpost -mview - | dpost
   pic mview.ex12 | troff -Tpost -mview - | dpost
   grap mview.ex13 | pic | troff -Tpost -mview - | dpost

When the appendix is produced, each output sample is generated on the fly
using the troff .sy request; the dpost -B option crops the PostScript image
and assigns appropriate bounding box parameters; the image is then scaled to
size, boxed, and merged onto the page using the mpictures PostScript picture
inclusion facility.
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