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kdvi 0.4 - Alpha release ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This is a port of xdvik version 18f by many authors (see files AUTHORS) to the K Desktop Environment. kdvi is used to view TeX DVI files. It is a replacement of xdvi from tetex-distribution and uses the kpathsea library to find the needed pk-font files. If you have tetex you should be able to run kdvi. It requires also Ghostcript to render any postscript specials in dvi files. kdvi uses the Qt toolkit. This version is quite useable. INSTALL ~~~~~~~ 1. Set QTDIR and KDEDIR environment variables Eg. in bash shell type export QTDIR=/usr/lib/qt KDEDIR=/usr/local/kde 2. Go to the top kdvi directory and type ./configure make 3. If kdvi seems to build correctly you can install it by make install Note. The make step currently runs configure in the kpathsea subdirectory. I may eliminate this in a later version. If xdvi from tetex works for you then so should kdvi. However, it has only been tested on Linux. The support for handling the xdvi command line arguments and X application defaults is missing (partly replaced by KConfig, see below and online help). Postscript special handling only supported with Ghostscript. CONFIGURATION ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Version 0.4 can be configured through dialogs. Before giving kdvi a file to open you should set the following entries in Fonts page of Preferences: o Resolution Set this to the base resolution of your printer if you have already PK-fonts for printer available. o MetafontMode This you can set to match the definition of your printer or use the default mode '/'. It is necessary to set the Resolution as required by your TeX installation. (tetex stores this usually in /usr/lib/texmf/texmf/xdvi/XDvi). MetafontMode is needed when you want to enable automatic pk-font generation (menu option). See online help for more info. These variables should preferably be set in the system wide configuration file. The system administrator can set the proper values ( and other settings as desired ) with kdvi and copy the config file ~/.kde/share/config/kdvirc to $KDEDIR/share/config/kdvirc. You can also specify the paths where your pk-fonts are located, if kdvi does not find them automatically, by setting entry 'PK Font Path' to the list of directories to be searched: /var/lib/texmf/fonts/pk/ljfour/:/some/other/place You can make kdvi search recursively by adding an extra / at the end of directory name: /var/lib/texmf/fonts// This works like xdvi's XDVIFONTS environment variable. There is also good (gnu info) documentation available for the kpathsea library that kdvi uses for font searching. USAGE: ~~~~~~ The dvi viewer may be started using a file name to display a file, e.g: kdvi somepath/paper.dvi or without a file name as kdvi kdvi will then allow a file to be opened from a dialog or when dropped from file manager (kfm). The usual parameters handled by Qt should also work: kdvi -style windows -display :0 -geometry 400x400+0+0 CHANGES: ~~~~~~~~ Version 0.4 ~~~~~~~~~~~ - Antialiased PostScript specials - Support session management - Changes menu accelerators according to KKeyConfig settings. Shortcuts should follow KDE standard. - Statusbar shows the coordinates of a clicked point in millimeters. - Changed build to use automake (not for kpathsea yet) - Better print dialog + print setup dialog. Support for dvilj4 and dvips. - Automatic reload when dvi file is updated - Uses KToolbar, KStatusbar and KTopLevelWidget - Command line option '-caption' - Uses KIconLoader and KDebugDialog - Partial support for translations - Many bug fixes - Internal changes - Miscellanous other changes Version 0.3 ~~~~~~~~~~~ - Preferences dialog - Paper type selectable - Configurable key bindings with kkeyconfig (first cut) - Works with kdisplay - Uses KMsgBox dialogs - Sticky popup menus - Needs Qt 1.2 ( check marks in menus ) - Many bug fixes - More KDE conforming Version 0.2 ~~~~~~~~~~~ - Configuration file uses different variables - Status bar and vertical toolbar - Added a page list for selecting the current page and marking pages for printing. - Initial print dialog. Does not support printing of marked pages that have page numbers different from the sequence number (pages are not numbered as 1,2,3...). Requires dvips for converting dvi to PostScript, gv for previewing PS and mpage for printing multiple pages per sheet. (These should be replaced by kprogs.) - A scroller widget that can also select the next or previous page. - Support for new TeX config file format of tetex 4 - File drops accepted (local files only) - Many bug fixes - Builds using configure - Screen updating reduced and scrolling made smoother. This results in kdvi allocating huge amounts of memory when using large magnifications. Version 0.1 ~~~~~~~~~~~ First release. Should be quite usable, with some problems on error handling (bad dvi etc.) and postscript special handling. All enabled menu entries and toolbar buttons are operational, many keybindings are available (see help) allthough probably not KDE-conformant (expect changes).