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.TH XTBIT 1 4/8/87 .UC 4 .SH NAME xtbit \- X bitmap to TeX using \especial commands .SH SYNOPSIS .B xtbit \fIfile.xb\fR .SH DESCRIPTION The \fIxtbit\fR program takes a bitmap in the X windows format and prepares a file for inclusion in a TeX job. Basically, a box called \fI\egraph\fR is created containing a pointer to the bitmap file. .PP In most cases, users will desire to include window dumps, not bitmaps in their TeX jobs. The \fIxtwd\fR program will perform this function. .SH "SEE ALSO" tpic(l), bitmap(1), xtwd(l) .SH DIAGNOSTICS Obvious. .SH BUGS Owing to numerous deficiences in TeX's design and implementation, it is not possible to include the actual bitmap inside the file produced by \fIxtbit\fR. Instead, \fIxtbit\fR includes a pointer to the bitmap file instead. This means that when the DVI file is post\-processed (e.g., by a TeX previewer such as \fIxdvi\fR or by the spooling system) that the bitmap file must exist and be readable by the post\-processor.