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     XSHOWCMAP(1)	 UNIX System V (June 1987)	  XSHOWCMAP(1)

     NAME
	  xshowcmap - show colormap

     SYNOPSIS
	  xshowcmap [ options ]

     DESCRIPTION
	  Xshowcmap displays the contents of the currently active
	  colormap in a window. The created window shows a square for
	  every color currently defined in the servers active
	  colormap. The number of squares is the number of colormap-
	  cells the server supports.

	  Xshowcmap has been specially written to aid server
	  debugging/verification.

	  To leave xshowcmap type 'q' while the cursor is in its
	  window.

	  The following options are valid:

	  -bd color
		  as usual - change border color

	  -bw number
		  as usual - change border width

	  host:display
		  Name of the display.

	  The following SGI-specific options are valid:

	  -inter  Use interactive mode. Click on window for which you
		  want to display the colormap.

	  -windowid window
		  Specify window ID for which you want to display the
		  colormap.

	  -visid id -cmap colormap
		  Specify the visual ID and colormap ID for which you
		  want to display the colormap.

     BUGS
	  There might be some - it has been tested with Siemens
	  servers running both monochrome and color, and with uVax
	  Color-Workstations running color.

     AUTHORS
	  Claus Gittinger (..!decvax!unido!sinix!claus)

     Page 1					     (printed 7/20/06)

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