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Manual

MUPDF-GL

NAME
COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
MOUSE BINDINGS
KEY BINDINGS

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NAME

mupdf-gl -

The OpenGL based viewer can read PDF , XPS , CBZ , EPUB , & FB2 documents as well as typical image formats including SVG . It compiles on any platform that has a GLUTlibrary. The latest release builds on Linux , Windows , and MacOS .

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

mupdf-gl [options] document [page]

[options]

-p password

The password needed to open a password protected PDF file.

-c profile.cc

Load an ICC profile to use for display (default is sRGB).

-r resolution

Set the initial zoom level, specified as DPI. The default value is 72 .

-W width

Set the page width in points for EPUB layout.

-H height

Set the page height in points for EPUB layout.

-S size

Set the default font size in points for EPUB layout.

-U stylesheet

Specify a CSS file containing user styles to load for EPUB layout.

	-X		Ignore publisher styles for EPUB layout.
	-J		Disable JavaScript in PDF forms.

-A level

Set anti-aliasing level or pixel rendering rule.

	•		0 : off.
	•		2 : 4 levels.
	•		4 : 16 levels.
	•		8 : 256 levels.
	•		9 : using centre of pixel rule.
	•		10 : using any part of a pixel rule.
	-I

Start in inverted color mode.

-B hex-color

Set black tint color (default 303030 ).

-C hex-color

Set white tint color (default FFFFF0 ).

-Y factor

Set UI scaling factor (default calculated from screen DPI).

[page]

The initial page number to show.

Example usage #1:

This will open the viewer with a file browser which allows you to choose the file you need.

mupdf-gl

Example usage #1:

This will open a specific file, in inverted color mode, on page 10.

mupdf-gl -I mupdf_explored.pdf 10

MOUSE BINDINGS

The middle mouse button (scroll wheel button) pans the document view.

The right mouse button selects a region and copies the marked text to the clipboard.

KEY BINDINGS

Several commands can take a number argument entered before the key, to modify the command. For example, to zoom to 150 dpi, type "150z".

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