The File menu contains the following items:
This button re-opens the current file. The current page number will be retained if possible. If you have explicitly requested a page orientation (i.e. you pushed one of the radio buttons in the Orientation menu) then that orientation will remain in effect. This is equivalent to choosing the current file through the Open menu entry, reselecting the current page, and possibly resetting the orientation.
If the file you're currently viewing came from the standard input you won't be able to re-open it.
When this toggle is set, only the currently marked pages will be written; otherwise, the entire document will be written.
If this toggle is set, all pages will be unmarked after saving.
This will bring up a dialog box which allows you to print the whole file or just the marked pages (if any); the print dialog is explained in Printing.
This will bring up the Document Information dialog.
Close the current window; if there is only one viewing window, then this is equivalent to Exit.
Exit MGv. If you have more than one viewing window and the confirmExit resource is True, you will be asked for confirmation. Note that all of MGv's child processes--including HTML browsers--will be terminated (via SIGTERM) when MGv exits (if you don't like this, the killChildrenAtExit resource can be used stop it).
The document title as specified in the
"%%Title
" comment.
The document's creation date as specified in the
"%%CreationDate
" comment.
The person who created the document as specified in the
"%%For
" comment. This value
is normally used by print spoolers to generate a banner page.
The document's creator as specified in the
"%%Creator
" comment.
This value will normally be the name of the program that
created the document.
The default page media for the document. Individual pages can have a different media than the rest of the document but this appears to be rare.
The number of pages in the document.
The document type. This value will be "PostScript" or "Encapsulated PostScript".