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wmagnify(1)							   wmagnify(1)

NAME
       wmagnify - magnify parts of the screen

SYNOPSIS
       wmagnify [options]

DESCRIPTION
       wmagnify is a tool which allows you to magnify parts of the screen. The
       main difference from xmag is that the image is refreshed automatically,
       following the cursor on the screen.

OPTIONS
       The following command line options are available:

       -display display
	      Show the magnified area on this display.

       --help print a help message with the list of options.

       -m factor
	      Change  the  magnification  factor, default is 2. You can change
	      this also while running the program, using  the  keys  described
	      below.

       -r delay
	      Change the refresh delay, in milliseconds. Default is 200.

       -vdisplay display
	      Take the area to be magnified from this display instead of using
	      the same display as for visualisation.

KEYS
       The following keys can be pressed while wmagnify is running  to	change
       its behaviour.

       1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
	      Change the magnification factor.

       <space>, f
	      Freeze the camera, making it magnify only the current position.

       n      Create a new window.

       m      Show/hide the pointer hot spot mark.

SEE ALSO
       xmag(1), wmaker(1)

AUTHOR
       This  manual  page was written by Andrea Bolognani <eof@kiyuko.org> for
       the Debian project, but may be used by others.

				March 22, 2006			   wmagnify(1)

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