Changeset 3436 for pkpgcounter/trunk/README

Timestamp:

10/06/08 00:22:07 (16 years ago)

Author:

jerome

Message:

Removed spaces at EOL.

Files:

• pkpgcounter/trunk/README (modified) (6 diffs)

pkpgcounter/trunk/README

@@ -26 +26 @@
 
         - PostScript (both DSC compliant and binary)
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+
         - PDF
-        
+
         - PCL3/4/5
-        
+
         - PCLXL (aka PCL6)
-        
+
         - DVI
-        
+
         - OpenDocument (ISO/IEC DIS 26300)
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+
         - Microsoft Word (c) (tm) (r) (etc...)
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+
         - Plain text
-        
+
         - TIFF
-        
+
         - Several other image formats
-        
+
         - ESC/P2
-        
+
         - Zenographics ZjStream
-        
+
         - Samsung QPDL (aka SPL2)
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         - Samsung SPL1
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+
         - ESC/PageS03
-        
+
         - Brother HBP
 
         - Brother XL2HB
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+
         - Hewlett-Packard Lightweight Imaging Device Interface Language
-        
+
         - Structured Fax
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+
         - Canon BJ/BJC
-        
+
         - ASCII PNM (Netpbm)
-        
-The eleven latter ones, as well as some TIFF documents, are currently 
-only supported in page counting mode. 
 
-By default, when launched pkpgcounter prints on its standard output 
-a single integer representing the total number of pages in all the 
-files which filenames you've passed on the command line. 
+The eleven latter ones, as well as some TIFF documents, are currently
+only supported in page counting mode.
+
+By default, when launched pkpgcounter prints on its standard output
+a single integer representing the total number of pages in all the
+files which filenames you've passed on the command line.
 
 With no argument, or with a single dash in non-option arguments,
@@ -87 +87 @@
 
   0 - Download pkpgcounter from :
-  
+
         http://www.pykota.com/software/pkpgcounter/download
-        
-      and extract it :  
-      
+
+      and extract it :
+
         $ tar -zxf pkpgcounter-x.yy.tar.gz
-        
+
         where x.yy is pkpgcounter' version number.
-        
+
   1 - Run the installation script :
-      
+
         $ python setup.py install
-        
-      This will usually install the pkpgcounter into /usr/bin and  
+
+      This will usually install the pkpgcounter into /usr/bin and
       the library into /usr/lib/python2.?/site-packages/pkpgpdls/
-        
+
   2 - Use pkpgcounter :
-  
+
       $ pkpgcounter file1.ps file2.pclxl ... <fileN.escp2
-      
+
       pkpgcounter will display the total size in pages of all the files
       passed on the command line.
-      
+
       $ pkpgcounter --colorspace bw --resolution 150 file1.ps
-  
+
       Will output the percent of black ink needed on each page of
       the file1.ps file rendered at 150 dpi.
-      
-  3 - That's all !    
-  
+
+  3 - That's all !
+
 DEPENDENCIES :
 
   Most of the time, pkpgcounter only depends on the presence of :
-  
+
   - The Python Imaging Library (python-imaging)
-  
+
   But, depending on the file formats you plan to work with, and on the
   accounting mode you want to use (pages vs ink), you may need to install
   some or all of the additional software listed below. Usually, if one is
-  needed then pkpgcounter will complain. So your best bet is probably 
+  needed then pkpgcounter will complain. So your best bet is probably
   to NOT INSTALL anything until pkpgcounter asks you to do so on its
   standard error stream. Here's the list of software which may be needed
@@ -132 +132 @@
 
   - GhostScript (gs)
-  
+
   - The X Virtual Frame Buffer (xvfb)
-  
+
   - The X authority file utility xauth (xbase-clients)
-  
+
   - The dvips converter from TeX DVI to PostScript (tetex-bin)
-  
+
   - The ImageMagick image manipulation toolkit (imagemagick)
-  
+
   - The AbiWord word processor (abiword)
 
   - The GhostPCL/GhostPDL's pcl6 converter from PCL to PostScript
-        
+
 =============================================================================
 
-Troubleshooting : 
+Troubleshooting :
 -----------------
 
   If pkpgcounter gives incorrect results to you, please make an incorrectly
-  parsed data file available to us on some website, and tell us which 
-  driver was used, how many pages are in the file, and any additional 
+  parsed data file available to us on some website, and tell us which
+  driver was used, how many pages are in the file, and any additional
   information you think is relevant.
-  
+
   If pkpgcounter complain about your system lacking the Python Psyco module,
   please consider installing it to speedup file parsing. However, don't forget
-  that Psyco currently only runs on the 32 bits x86 platform, so no need to 
+  that Psyco currently only runs on the 32 bits x86 platform, so no need to
   install it if you've got another system type.
-  
+
 =============================================================================
 
@@ -167 +167 @@
 
     http://www.fea.unicamp.br/pclcount/
-    
-Their software is distributed under either the terms of a BSD-like license,    
+
+Their software is distributed under either the terms of a BSD-like license,
 or the terms of the GNU General Public License of the Free Software Foundation.
 
@@ -176 +176 @@
 The old parser was still available until pkpgcounter v2.18 was published, but
 was definitely removed after that, just before pkpgcounter v3.00 was published.
-    
-pkpgcounter's PCLXL (aka PCL6) parser doesn't originate from PCLCount, but 
+
+pkpgcounter's PCLXL (aka PCL6) parser doesn't originate from PCLCount, but
 was written from scratch, just like all the other parsers included in
 pkpgcounter.
@@ -183 +183 @@
 =============================================================================
 
-pkpgcounter's ink coverage algorithm for the CMYK colorspace is a 
-direct Python port from the PrintBill project by Daniel Franklin. 
-PrintBill is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public 
-License of the Free Software Foundation, version 2 or higher. The 
-algorithms used for the other colorspaces are a complete rewrite of 
-PrintBill's algorithms using both Python and the Python Imaging 
-Library's facilities. 
+pkpgcounter's ink coverage algorithm for the CMYK colorspace is a
+direct Python port from the PrintBill project by Daniel Franklin.
+PrintBill is distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public
+License of the Free Software Foundation, version 2 or higher. The
+algorithms used for the other colorspaces are a complete rewrite of
+PrintBill's algorithms using both Python and the Python Imaging
+Library's facilities.
 
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