xpdf:tldr:47aa7
xpdf: Specify the initial zoom.
$ xpdf -z ${75}% ${filename-pdf}
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The command "xpdf -z ${75}% ${filename-pdf}" is used to run the "xpdf" utility with certain options and arguments. This command has two main components: the options (-z) and the arguments (${75}% and ${filename-pdf}).
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Option: -z
- This option is used to set the zoom level for the PDF file.
- In this case, the zoom level is set to 75% of the regular size.
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Arguments: a. ${75}%
- This argument specifies the zoom level as a percentage.
- The value is 75, indicating that the PDF file will be displayed at 75% of its original size.
b. ${filename-pdf}
- This argument represents the name of the PDF file that will be opened with the xpdf utility.
- The actual file name will be substituted in place of "${filename-pdf}".
- The file extension ".pdf" is included to indicate that it is a PDF file.
Overall, this command invokes the xpdf utility to open a specific PDF file and display its content at a zoom level of 75% of the original size.
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