glabels(1)                 OpenBSD Reference Manual                 glabels(1)



NAME
       glabels - Label and business card creation program for GNOME

SYNOPSIS
       glabels-3 [OPTIONS] [label-filename...]

       glabels-3-batch [OPTIONS] [label-filename...]

DESCRIPTION
       glabels-3 is a lightweight program for creating labels and business
       cards for the GNOME desktop environment. It is designed to work with
       various laser/ink-jet peel-off label and business card sheets that
       you'll find at most office supply stores.  glabels-3 is pre-configured
       with templates for many of these products.  It also provides an
       interactive template designer for creating new templates according to
       user specifications.

       For full documentation see the gLabels online help.


       glabels-3-batch is a command line utility to print labels previously
       prepared with glabels-3.

OPTIONS
       -?, --help
              Display a summary of available command-line options.

       --usage
              Display a short usage summary.

       -v, --version
              Print program version information.

       Options specific to glabels-batch

       -o filename, --output=filename
              Set output filename to filename. (default="output.ps")

       -s n, --sheets=n
              Set number of sheets to n. (default=1)

       -c n, --copies=n
              Set number of copies to n. (default=1)

       -f n, --first=n
              Set label on first sheet to start printing from to n.
              (default=1)

       -l, --outline
              Print outlines around labels.  This is useful for testing
              printer alignment or printing proof sheets.

       -r, --reverse
              Print mirror image of labels.  This is useful for clear labels
              intended to be seen from the back through glass.


FILES
       The $HOME/.glabels directory contains all user-defined templates.

SEE ALSO
       The gLabels homepage at <http://glabels.org/>.

AUTHOR
       Jim Evins <evins@snaught.com>



                                 Jun 28, 2004                       glabels(1)
