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TAGTEST(8C)							   TAGTEST(8C)

NAME
       tagtest - HylaFAX tag line testing program

SYNOPSIS
       /usr/sbin/tagtest [ options ] input.tif

DESCRIPTION
       tagtest	is  a  program	for  testing  the  ``tag line'' support in the
       HylaFAX server.	tagtest takes a TIFF/F (TIFF Class F) file and	gener‐
       ates  a new TIFF/F file that is a copy of the input file, but with sam‐
       ple tag lines imaged across the top of each page.  Options are provided
       for  specifying	a tag line format string and a tag line font file.  If
       neither	are  specified,	 then  tagtest	will  use  built-in  defaults.
       tagtest	is  designed  for  testing  tag	 line format strings and fonts
       before they are configured for use by the facsimile server.

OPTIONS
       -f file	 Image the tag line format string using the Portable  Compiled
		 Font  (PCF)  in  file.	 By default tagtest looks for the font
		 file fixed.pcf.

       -m format Use format when imaging tag lines.  If	 this  option  is  not
		 specified,   then  tagtest  uses  the	format	string	``From
		 %%n|%c|Page %%p of %%t''.

       -l locale Use locale as the locale setting for preparing the given for‐
		 mat  string.  For example, ``en_US.UTF-8''.  If the string is
		 encoded via UTF-8 then the correct setting of locale is  req‐
		 uisite	 for  proper  decoding	by the parser.	By default the
		 environment settings are used.

       -o file	 Write output to file.	By default output is  written  to  the
		 file t.tif.

SEE ALSO
       faxsend(8C), hylafax-config(5F)

				 March 3, 1995			   TAGTEST(8C)

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