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Janne Peräaho: Corrected format

2022-12-05T08:58:25Z

Corrected format

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	; Format		; Format
	: GRAPHICDUMP [SIZE <~~printing size~~>] [TINY] [SMALL] [MEDIUM] [LARGE] [DELAY <seconds>] [UNIT <printer device unit>] [<width>:<height>]		: GRAPHICDUMP [SIZE {TINY\|SMALL\|MEDIUM\|LARGE\|<width>:<height>}] [TINY] [SMALL] [MEDIUM] [LARGE] [DELAY <seconds>] [UNIT <printer device unit>] [<width> <height>]

	; Template		; Template

Janne Peräaho: Added links to Printer, PrinterPS, and PrinterGfx preferences editors.

2022-12-05T08:53:34Z

Added links to Printer, PrinterPS, and PrinterGfx preferences editors.

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	GraphicDump prints (or dumps) entire screens, including menus and icons, just as they appear on your monitor. Your printer must be capable of printing graphic images. (Most printers can print GraphicDump output.)		GraphicDump prints (or dumps) entire screens, including menus and icons, just as they appear on your monitor. Your printer must be capable of printing graphic images. (Most printers can print GraphicDump output.)

	Before using GraphicDump, make sure the settings in the Printer, PrinterPS, and PrinterGfx Preferences editors are appropriate for your printer. You can specify the dimensions of the printout with the Limits setting in the PrinterGfx editor. Otherwise, the printout is the full width allowed by the printer.		Before using GraphicDump, make sure the settings in the [[AmigaOS_Manual:_Workbench_Preferences#Printer_Editor\|Printer]], [[AmigaOS_Manual:_Workbench_Preferences#PrinterPS_Editor\|PrinterPS]], and [[AmigaOS_Manual:_Workbench_Preferences#PrinterGfx_Editor\|PrinterGfx Preferences]] editors are appropriate for your printer. You can specify the dimensions of the printout with the Limits setting in the [[AmigaOS_Manual:_Workbench_Preferences#PrinterGfx_Editor\|PrinterGfx]] editor. Otherwise, the printout is the full width allowed by the printer.

	To use GraphicDump, double-click on its icon. After a ten second delay the front-most screen image is sent to the printer. The mouse pointer is not printed.		To use GraphicDump, double-click on its icon. After a ten second delay the front-most screen image is sent to the printer. The mouse pointer is not printed.

Janne Peräaho: /* Tool Types */

2022-12-05T08:45:33Z

Tool Types

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	! style="text-align:left;"\| Description		! style="text-align:left;"\| Description
	\|- style="vertical-align: top;"		\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| SIZE=<br>TINY or<br>SMALL or<br>MEDIUM or<br>LARGE or<br><width>:<height> \|\| The valid printout sizes are: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, and absolute printout dimensions in dots.<br><br>TINY makes the resulting printout about 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspecct ratio is maintained.<br><br>SMALL makes the width of the resulting printout about 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>MEDIUM makes the width of the resulting printout about 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>LARGE makes the width of the resulting printout be the full width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained. (LARGE is the default setting.).<br><br>The absolute printout dimension format is <width>:<height> where <width> is the printout's width in dots and <height> is the printout's height in dots.		\| SIZE=<br>TINY or<br>SMALL or<br>MEDIUM or<br>LARGE or<br><width>:<height> \|\| The valid printout sizes are: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, and absolute printout dimensions in dots.<br><br>TINY makes the resulting printout about 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspecct ratio is maintained.<br><br>SMALL makes the width of the resulting printout about 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>MEDIUM makes the width of the resulting printout about 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>LARGE makes the width of the resulting printout be the full width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained. LARGE is the default setting.<br><br>The absolute printout dimension format is <width>:<height> where <width> is the printout's width in dots and <height> is the printout's height in dots.
	\|- style="vertical-align: top;"		\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| DELAY=<seconds> \|\| Number of seconds to wait before printing starts. The default delay is 10 seconds. To start printing right away, set DELAY to 0.		\| DELAY=<seconds> \|\| Number of seconds to wait before printing starts. The default delay is 10 seconds. To start printing right away, set DELAY to 0.

Janne Peräaho: /* Tool Types */

2022-12-05T08:44:16Z

Tool Types

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	! style="text-align:left;"\| Description		! style="text-align:left;"\| Description
	\|- style="vertical-align: top;"		\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| SIZE=<br>TINY or<br>SMALL or<br>MEDIUM or<br>LARGE or<br><width>:<height> \|\| The valid printout sizes are: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, and absolute printout dimensions in dots.<br><br>TINY makes the resulting printout about 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspecct ratio is maintained.<br><br>SMALL makes the width of the resulting printout about 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>MEDIUM makes the width of the resulting printout about 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br>LARGE makes the width of the resulting printout be the full width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained. (LARGE is the default setting.).<br><br>The absolute printout dimension format is <width>:<height> where <width> is the printout's width in dots and <height> is the printout's height in dots.		\| SIZE=<br>TINY or<br>SMALL or<br>MEDIUM or<br>LARGE or<br><width>:<height> \|\| The valid printout sizes are: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, and absolute printout dimensions in dots.<br><br>TINY makes the resulting printout about 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspecct ratio is maintained.<br><br>SMALL makes the width of the resulting printout about 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>MEDIUM makes the width of the resulting printout about 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>LARGE makes the width of the resulting printout be the full width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained. (LARGE is the default setting.).<br><br>The absolute printout dimension format is <width>:<height> where <width> is the printout's width in dots and <height> is the printout's height in dots.
	\|- style="vertical-align: top;"		\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| DELAY=<seconds> \|\| Number of seconds to wait before printing starts. The default delay is 10 seconds. To start printing right away, set DELAY to 0.		\| DELAY=<seconds> \|\| Number of seconds to wait before printing starts. The default delay is 10 seconds. To start printing right away, set DELAY to 0.

Janne Peräaho: Added the missing tool types and updated the SIZE tool type description

2022-12-05T08:43:08Z

Added the missing tool types and updated the SIZE tool type description

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	== Tool Types ==		== Tool Types ==

	GraphicDump supports ~~a SIZE Tool Type. The acceptable arguments for SIZE and~~ the ~~resulting size of the~~ ~~printout~~ ~~are~~:		GraphicDump supports the following tool types:

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
			! style="text-align:left;"\| Tool Type
	\| SIZE=tiny \|\| 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer.
			! style="text-align:left;"\| Description
	\|-
			\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| SIZE=small \|\| 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer.
			\| SIZE=<br>TINY or<br>SMALL or<br>MEDIUM or<br>LARGE or<br><width>:<height> \|\| The valid printout sizes are: TINY, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE, and absolute printout dimensions in dots.<br><br>TINY makes the resulting printout about 1/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspecct ratio is maintained.<br><br>SMALL makes the width of the resulting printout about 1/2 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br><br>MEDIUM makes the width of the resulting printout about 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained.<br>LARGE makes the width of the resulting printout be the full width allowed by the printer. The height is such that the screen's original aspect ratio is maintained. (LARGE is the default setting.).<br><br>The absolute printout dimension format is <width>:<height> where <width> is the printout's width in dots and <height> is the printout's height in dots.
	\|-
			\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| SIZE=medium \|\| 3/4 the total width allowed by the printer.
			\| DELAY=<seconds> \|\| Number of seconds to wait before printing starts. The default delay is 10 seconds. To start printing right away, set DELAY to 0.
	\|-
			\|- style="vertical-align: top;"
	\| SIZE=large \|\| Full width allowed by the printer (default).
			\| UNIT=<unit number> \|\| Printer device's unit number. The default unit is 0.
	\|}		\|}

Janne Peräaho: Added command format and template

2022-12-05T08:03:35Z

Added command format and template

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	; Format		; Format
			: GRAPHICDUMP [SIZE <printing size>] [TINY] [SMALL] [MEDIUM] [LARGE] [DELAY <seconds>] [UNIT <printer device unit>] [<width>:<height>]
	:

	; Template		; Template
			: SIZE/K,TINY/S,SMALL/S,MEDIUM/S,LARGE/S,DELAY/N/K,UNIT/N/K,DOTS
	:

	== ARexx Interface ==		== ARexx Interface ==

Janne Peräaho: Moved section "Tool Types" after the "Stopping the program"

2022-12-05T07:51:25Z

Moved section "Tool Types" after the "Stopping the program"

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 PlayCD acts as a user interface for the audio CD playback functionality offered by a CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM drive in question must comply to the SCSI-2 standard and thus support at least a subset of the audio control commands defined for CD-ROM drives.
 == The user interface ==
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 Once the PlayCD program is running, you can stop it by clicking on the window close gadget or by one of the keyboard equivalents [Esc] or [Ctrl]+\.
 == Shell Usage ==

Janne Peräaho: "Starting the program" renamed to "Tool Types"

2022-12-05T07:48:23Z

"Starting the program" renamed to "Tool Types"

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	PlayCD acts as a user interface for the audio CD playback functionality offered by a CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM drive in question must comply to the SCSI-2 standard and thus support at least a subset of the audio control commands defined for CD-ROM drives.		PlayCD acts as a user interface for the audio CD playback functionality offered by a CD-ROM drive. The CD-ROM drive in question must comply to the SCSI-2 standard and thus support at least a subset of the audio control commands defined for CD-ROM drives.

	== ~~Starting~~ ~~the program~~ ==		== Tool Types ==

	When the program is launched, it will attempt to configure itself. This involves figuring out which device driver and which device unit to use for audio playback. This information is usually stored in the program's icon, but it can also provided on the command line. The names of the command line options and the tool types are the same. The following options are supported:		When the program is launched, it will attempt to configure itself. This involves figuring out which device driver and which device unit to use for audio playback. This information is usually stored in the program's icon, but it can also provided on the command line. The names of the command line options and the tool types are the same. The following options are supported:

Janne Peräaho: /* Tool Types */

2022-12-05T07:46:36Z

Tool Types

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	Once the PlayCD program is running, you can stop it by clicking on the window close gadget or by one of the keyboard equivalents [Esc] or [Ctrl]+\.		Once the PlayCD program is running, you can stop it by clicking on the window close gadget or by one of the keyboard equivalents [Esc] or [Ctrl]+\.

	== Tool Types ==

	<span style="color: red;">Missing description.</span>

	== Shell Usage ==		== Shell Usage ==

Janne Peräaho: Added the default subtitles

2022-12-05T07:44:05Z

Added the default subtitles

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	Once the PlayCD program is running, you can stop it by clicking on the window close gadget or by one of the keyboard equivalents [Esc] or [Ctrl]+\.		Once the PlayCD program is running, you can stop it by clicking on the window close gadget or by one of the keyboard equivalents [Esc] or [Ctrl]+\.

			== Tool Types ==

			<span style="color: red;">Missing description.</span>

			== Shell Usage ==

			<span style="color: red;">Missing description.</span>

			== ARexx Interface ==

			<span style="color: red;">Missing description.</span>

	= PrefsObjectsEditor =		= PrefsObjectsEditor =