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.TH XSIZE 1 "X WINDOWS"
.SH NAME
xsize \- arbitrarily resize an X window
.SH SYNOPSIS
.in +.5i
.ti -.5i
.B xadvise
\%[\-full]
\%[\-trimwidth\0pixels]
\%[\-trimheight\0pixels]
\%[\-mod32]
\%[\-nobdrs]
\%[=geometry]
\%[host:display]
.in -.5i
.SH DESCRIPTION
\fIxsize is used to resize a window to a particular geometry.
The window is not moved unless it is clipped by the display.
.SH OPTIONS
The `\-full' switch resizes the window to cover the entire display.
When this option is given,
the `\-trimwidth' and `\-trimheight' switches specify how much trimming
should be done in order to expose part of the Root Window.
.PP
The `\-mod32' switch resizes the window to the next integral multiple of 32.
This is useful when dumping windows to the Imagen laser printer.
When this option is given,
the `\-nobdrs' switch indicates that the window borders should not be
considered when calculating the resize operation.
.SH MOUSE
\fIxsize\fR uses the mouse to determine which window to resize.
Any click will do it.
Click on the Root Window to abort the resize.
.SH ENVIRONMENT
DISPLAY \- the default host and display number
.SH "SEE ALSO"
uwm(1)
.SH AUTHOR
Marshall T. Rose, Northrop Research and Technology Center