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Usage: makodistillercmd <arg_file>

Options
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Mode switches:
-d : distiller mode, convert PS files to PDF (default)

Distill (PDF output) mode options:
-dc... : Colour image options (see below)
-dd<dpi> : resolution of the whole file (default 72)
-dfe : embed fonts
-dfs : subset fonts
-dg... : Greyscale image options (see below)
-dm... : Monochrome image options (see below)
-dP<format> : PDF file format (for example: -dP1.3 or -dP1.4)
-dta : Apply transfer functions
-dtp : Preserve transfer functions
-dtr : Remove transfer functions
-dz : Flate/Zip compress text
-dZ<option> : PDF1.5 object compression; option can be None, Tags or All
-dZ is equivalent to -dZAll; no -dZ means -dZNone

Distill (PDF output) mode image options:
-dc* : colour image options
-dg* : greyscale image options
-dm* : monochrome image options
where * is one or more of the following:
A = Auto compression
(NB: for colour/greyscale only, set JPEG options
with l/m/h/q switches)
f = Flate/Zip compression
p = Flate/Zip with Predictor compression
l = JPEG low compression (QFactor 0.1)
m = JPEG medium compression (QFactor 0.5)
h = JPEG high compression (QFactor 1.3)
q<QFactor> = JPEG compression using specified QFactor
(NB: JPEG is for colour/greyscale only)
c = CCITT compression (monochrome only)

Font-related options:
-fp<fontpath>: specifies the font directory (must occur BEFORE
-fa or -fr if they're used). If you use this,
remember to put the Font\*.* files in the specified
directory! (same as the -Pf option)
-fa<filename>: adds the font filename so that Mako can use it,
the filename can contain wildcards
-ff<filename>: lists the names of the fonts that are available
in the specified font file
-fr<fontname>: removes the named font from Mako (this switch
may be repeated if necessary)

Path options:
-Pf<fontpath> : sets the path where font files can be found (same as -fp).
-Pr<respath> : sets the path where the external resource files are found.

PostScript injection:
-J<when><type><source><data> :
where <when> is p for prolog or e for epilog
and <type> is d for PDF output
and <source> is f for a filename (data is a filename)
or c for command line (data is PostScript code)
and <data> specifies PS code (literal or a filename) to be injected
into the stream fed to the interpeter at the specified point for
the specified type of output. Implicit newline characters are
added to the start and end of the data if <source> is c.
Example: '-Jpdf prolog.ps' would prefix all jobs producing PDF output
with the PostScript code contained within the file 'prolog.ps'
Example: '-Jedcshowpage' would perform an extra 'showpage' after all jobs
producing PDF output.
Note that at most only one of each of the four -J<when><type> options
should be used.

Miscellaneous options:
-o<filename> : overrides the default output file name
-i<options> : passes the <options> string verbatim as extra options.
<options> is a semicolon-separated list of key=value pairs.
Note: only ONE -i argument can be supplied and it should be
the first argument on the command line.
Valid options are:
defaultpanosestyle
panosedb

-h or -? : this usage information


Example:
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makodistillercmd "dist.args"

where dist.args is the configuration file for this particular
instance of distiller.

Sample dist.args
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-d
test1.ps
test2.ps