NAME
	llprint - Local Language Print Utility

SYNOPSIS  
	llprint filename [-l language] [-o outputfile.ps] 
			 [-t thickness]

DESCRIPTION
	This manual documents the Local Language Print Utility,
	llprint, developed at IIT Madras. This utility generates
	PostScript files from Local Language Text files. The text
	files must have been prepared by using the Multilingual
	Editor developed at IIT Madras.  

OPTIONS
	filename - refers to the file for which PostScript output
	is desired.

	language - refers to the language in which the output is
	to be generated. If no language is specified in the command
	line, the language specified as part of header information
	kept along with the language file, will be used. The language
	specified on the command line can override the language 
	in which the file was created (which is specified as part
	of the file).
	
	outputfile - the utility will write the PostScript output
	to this file. If no outputfile is given the output will be 
	written to the file "default.ps".   

	In some cases, when the local language file is very large,
	the utility may generate very large PostScript output. Hence
	the utility will ask the user whether it has to generate a 
	page by page output or a single file output. If page by page
	output is chosen each page of the PS output will be written
	to pageY.ps where Y is the page number. In this case the
	output file given by the user will not be used.
	
	thickness - this will be used by the utility to generate
	the appropriate output. The default thickness is 1. 

NOTE
	This utility is designed to generate only 10 pages of
       	PostScript output. If the local language file is too large the
       	processing will stop after 10 pages.

	Please ensure that the environment variable LANGDIR is set to
	the directory which has all the support files for different
	languages. If LANGDIR is not set, the system will search for
	the language support files in the current directory or in the
	directory from which the program was invoked.