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.TH PKTOCH 1 TRW
.UC
.SH NAME
pktoch \- print out the contents of a packed format (pk) pixel file
.SH ORIGIN
TRW
.SH SYNOPSIS
pktoch pkfile chfile
.SH DESCRIPTION
.IR Pktoch (1)
prints out the bit map of a packed format (pk) format pixel file on the second
argument.
The output bit map is a readable ascii file containing a dump of the 
information in the packed font file.  
A dump of each character bit map is given so you can see the bitmap of the
characters.  Ones in the bitmaps are represented by *s and zeros are 
represented by periods.
Other information, such as the 
.I x 
and 
.I y
offset are also given.
The format of a pk file is beyond the scope of this manual page.
.SH FILES
.nf
.ta \w'--WBTEX--     'u
--WBTEX--	\*(TX write-black engine font directory
--WWTEX--	\*(TX write-write engine font directory
--DIFONT--/w?fonts	raster font directories
.SH AUTHOR
Scott Simpson
.SH SEE ALSO
pxtoch(1), tex(1)
.SH BUGS
The opposite conversion program is not yet written.