Name

canonize — queue a pix file to a printer using MDQS

OPTIONS

-a

Causes canonize to attempt to determine the size of the image to find out the number of bytes in the file. This option cannot be used if the image is provided on the standard input.

-h

indicates that the input image is 1024 pixels square.

-s squaresize

sets the image width and height to the size given.

-w filewidth

sets the image width to be filewidth pixels. By default the image is assumed to be 512 pixels wide.

-n fileheight

specifies the height of the image in pixels. By default the image is assumed to be 512 pixels wide.

-g gammatype

Select the gamma correction map to apply to the image before printing. There are three gamma compensation maps in the CLC500. Canon recommends the "cg" map for computer graphics images which have not been gamma corrected. The "rgb" gamma map is said to be designed for images which have already been gamma corrected. The "scan" gamma map is the one used by the CLC500 when printing images obtained from the built in scanner.

-t trayname

selects the tray from which paper should be taken to produce the print. The options are "u" for the upper tray, "l" for the lower tray, and "m" for manual feed.

-C numcopies

Specifies the number of prints of the image desired. This number must be in the range 1-99.

-q queuename

queue job to MDQS queue "queuename". By default, the job is queued to the queue "canon".

-R dpi

Print image with dpi dots-per-inch on the output page. This option disables the automatic scaling of the image.

-M xmag:ymag

Print the image with a magnification of "xmag" in the X dimension and "ymag" in the y dimension.

-X page_xoff

Specifies the offset of left side of the image from the left side of the output page. This option is available only when -R or -M have been specified, and are especially useful in conjunction with the -m option.

-Y page_xoff

Specifies the distance from the top of the page to the top of the image. This option is available only when -R or -M have been specified, and are especially useful in conjunction with the -m option.

-N

Specifies the height of the image on the output page. This option is available only when -A AutoScaling (on by default). The image is scaled equally in the X and Y dimensions to make it fit the available print area as closely as possible. -R or -M have been specified, and are especially useful in conjunction with the -m option.

-W

Specifies the width of the image on the output page. This option is available only when -R or -M have been specified, and are especially useful in conjunction with the -m option.

-m

causes the image to be repeated across the page.

-v

Turn on debugging output.