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MUPDF(1)		    General Commands Manual		      MUPDF(1)

NAME
       mupdf - MuPDF is	a lightweight PDF viewer written in portable C

SYNOPSIS
       mupdf [options] file[page_number]

DESCRIPTION
       MuPDF is	a document viewer that can show	PDF, XPS, EPUB,	XHTML, CBZ,
       and various image formats such as PNG, JPEG, GIF, and TIFF.

OPTIONS
       A description of	each of	the supported options is included below.

       -p password
	      Uses  the	 given	password  to  open an encrypted	PDF file.  The
	      password is tried	both as	user and owner password.

       -r resolution
	      Changes the initial zoom level, specified	as the	resolution  in
	      dpi.  The	default	value is 72.

       -A bits
	      Changes the anti-aliasing	quality, specified as a	number of bits
	      between 0	(off) and 8 (best).  The default value is 8.

       -C RRGGBB
	      Sets  the	 full-page  tint  using	hexadecimal color syntax.  The
	      default value is FFFAF0.

       -W width
	      Page width in points for EPUB layout.

       -H height
	      Page height in points for	EPUB layout.

       -S size
	      Font size	in points for EPUB layout.

       -U CSS-file
	      User style sheet for EPUB	layout.

MOUSE BEHAVIOR
       Left mouse button click
	      A	left click on a	hyper link follows the link.  In  presentation
	      mode advances to the next	page.

       Right mouse button click
	      In presentation mode goes	back to	the previous page.

       Left mouse button drag
	      Pan  the page.  Panning beyond the bottom	or top edge will go to
	      the next or previous page.

       Right mouse button drag
	      Select text in an	area.  On X11, the selected text can be	pasted
	      in another application with a middle  click.   Press  Ctrl+C  to
	      copy  the	 selected  text	 to  the  clipboard.   On Windows, the
	      selected text will automatically be copied to the	clipboard.

       Scroll wheel
	      Pan page up or down.  Does not change  page  when	 reaching  the
	      bottom or	top edge.

       Shift + Scroll wheel
	      Pan page left or right.

       Control + Scroll	wheel
	      Zoom in or out.

KEY BINDINGS
       Page navigation:

       . pgdn space
	      Go to the	next page.

       , pgup b
	      Go to the	previous page.

       123g   Go to page 123.

       g, G   Go to the	first or last page.

       m      Mark current page	for snap back.	Up to 256 pages	can be marked.

       t      Pop back to the latest mark.

       [0-9]m Save the current page number in the numbered register.

       [0-9]t Go to the	page saved in the numbered register.

       Zooming and rotating:

       +, -   Zoom in or out.

       W, H   Zoom page	to exactly fit width/height of window.

       Z      Zoom page	to fit either to width or height of window.

       z      Reset zoom level.

       [, ]   Rotate page left (counter-clockwise) or right (clockwise).

       w      Shrinkwrap window	to fit the page.

       f      Toggles fullscreen mode.

       Panning:

       h, left,	j, k, l, right
	      Pan page left, down, up, or right.

       Searching:

       /, ?   Search for text forwards or backwards.

       n, N   Find the next/previous search result.

       Miscellaneous:

       <, >   Increase/decrease	EPUB/XHTML font	size.

       r      Reload file.

       p      Toggle presentation mode.

       c      Toggle between color and grayscale rendering.

       C      Toggle full-page color tinting.

       I      Toggle between normal and	inverted color rendering.

       E      Toggle ICC color mode.

       e      Toggle spot color	mode.

       A      Set  bit	of anti-aliasing to use. The default is	8.  0 means no
	      anti-aliasing, 9 means no	anti-aliasing,	centre-of-pixel	 rule,
	      10 means no anti-aliasing, any-part-of-a-pixel rule.

       P      Show page	number and total number	of pages.

       S      Save updated document file.

       q      Quit.

SIGNALS
       SIGHUP Sending a	SIGHUP signal to the mupdf process will	also cause the
	      viewed  file to be reloaded automatically, for use in e.g. build
	      scripts.

SEE ALSO
       mutool(1).

AUTHOR
       MuPDF is	Copyright 2006-2021 Artifex Software, Inc.

				 Jan 12, 2021			      MUPDF(1)

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