Displays information about the current DVI page in the window,
bringing it to the front if necessary.
This item is disabled if the view window is closed.
The information displayed includes:
- The ten TEX page counters stored with the current page (trailing
counters with zero values are not shown).
- The total number of pages, viewing resolution, DVI magnification and
paper dimensions.
- A list of all the fonts used in the entire DVI file.
For each font appearing on the current page will show the total number
of characters used.
Note that the order of fonts may change as you move from page to page;
sorts the list so that all fonts actually used on the current page
appear first.
A PostScript font is indicated by its corresponding TFM path name
and the requested point size.
A PK font is indicated by a PK path name.
Missing PK or TFM files are flagged by the message ``
DOES NOT EXIST''.
Missing screen fonts are flagged by the message ``NO SCREEN FONT''.
- A list of all virtual fonts used in the DVI file.
Those used on the current page are flagged by a comment.
- The number of rules on the current page.
- The location and argument of each
\special command on the page.
The location is expressed in terms of 's paper coordinate system;
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.
If the \special command includes a valid PICT/PNTG/EPSF file then
the width and height of the image's bounding box is also displayed.
Note that if the DVI file uses virtual fonts then ``Page Info'' won't
necessarily detect all missing PK files. A missing PK file referenced
in a virtual font will only be detected if a character requiring that
PK file is used somewhere on the current page.
Use dvips and create a .ps file if you want to detect all
missing PK fonts.