showcase(1) showcase(1) NAME showcase - Basic drawing and presentation tool SYNOPSIS showcase [-bfnpsv] [-Ppx,py] [-Ssllx,slly,surx,sury] [-V{NTSC,PAL}] [ file1 ... ] DESCRIPTION IRIS Showcase is a mixed media presentation system. It's very useful for creating interactive or printed presentations, short documents, online- help systems and much more. Showcase allows you to integrate 2D drawings, text, raster images, 3D models, and audio. By default, showcase displays a blank page, the Master Gizmo and the Status Gizmo. The Master Gizmo has a palette of objects that can be created on the page. These objects include text, 3D scenes, images, audio, filled and unfilled rectangles, ellipses, circles, arcs, polygons, splines, and freehand shapes. For more information please refer to IRIS Showcase User's Guide and the online help. The following options apply to showcase: -b Run in singlebuffer mode. Useful if you are running on an Entry Graphics system and wish to start up in Full Color mode. -f Run in the foreground. -n Run with no borders. -p Write the named file as PostScript. The output goes to stdout. Only converts one file at a time. -s Display the file in slideshow mode. No gizmos or menus appear. <Alt>P starts the slide show, <Alt>H halts the show. -v Read only mode. No gizmos or menus appear. Most user interaction is ignored with the exception of the page navigation keys. If the user clicks on an object and that object is linked, the link will be followed. If the object is an audio object, the audio will be played. Scrolling text blocks and 3D objects can be manipulated. -Ppx,py Set size of the page in points. px and py are the point sizes in x and y direction. A point is 1/72" and showcase displays each point as a pixel. To create a page that is 5" by 4" use -P360,288. The default is an 8.5" by 11" page (612 x 792). -V{NTSC,PAL} Set size of the page to a video format. NTSC is 640 by 480 pixels. PAL is 768 by 576 pixels. -Ssllx,slly,surx,sury Set the size of the screen window in pixel coordinates. sllx and slly are the lower left corner x and y. surx and sury are the upper right corner x and y. The default places the window in the lower right corner of the screen. FILES /usr/sbin/showcase The program /usr/share/Showcase Directory for showcase support files /usr/share/Showcase/*gizmo Control and tool programs /usr/share/Showcase/Tutorial.* Tutorial files /usr/share/Showcase/templates Sample templates /usr/share/Showcase/clipart Clipart /usr/share/data/images Sample images /usr/share/data/models 3D models /usr/share/data/textures Textures for 3D models /usr/share/Showcase/bevels Bevels for 3D models /usr/share/Showcase/crossSectionsCross-sections for 3D models /usr/share/Showcase/palettes Palettes for 3D models $HOME/.showPalettes Custom palettes for 3D models $TMPDIR/showcase.xxx Temporary file directory The suffix is based on user id. (defaults to /usr/tmp) $HOME/.showcaserc User preference file SEE ALSO IRIS Showcase User's Guide , Showcase online help ALUMNI Tom Davis, Rocky Rhodes, Scott Carr, Ann Sydeman, Eva Manolis, Sarah Parks, Chris Marrin, Alain Dumesny, David Mott, Howard Look, Yukitomi Fujinaga, Jackie Neider Page 2