#!/bin/csh -f
#(ie run the cshell on this but don't read the .cshrc)

#    version = 2.02 of sss 2004 Feb 24
# 2004 Feb 24, 2.02 - set position for sunos5.9
# 2003 Nov  4, 2.01 - -bg set to white (default is stupid grey under gnome)
# 1999 Jan 10, 2.00 - origin before this

# sss: preview a dvi file but shrunk to just the text

switch ($#argv)
  case 0:
    echo see: give the name of the file you wish to see!
  breaksw

  case 1:
      if (-f $1.dvi) then

         if (`sunos5.9`) then
           set xpos = 1050
           set ypos = 150
         else
           set xpos = 670
           set ypos = 70
         endif

         xdvi -bg white \
              -offsets 0.1in -paper 0.1x0.1cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 \
              -geometry 900x900+$xpos+$ypos $1.dvi&

      else
         echo $1.dvi does not exist
    endif

#    dvipage -p /usr/local/lib/tex/fonts/pk300 $1.dvi
#    xdvi -density 15 -s 3 -margins 10 -mgs1 1200 -icongeometry +950+400 $1.dvi &

  breaksw

  default:
    echo 'Too many arguments to see'
  breaksw
endsw

exit
********************************************************************************

Various earlier notes:

#         echo You are going to see file $1.dvi on `/usr/local/bin/hostname2`
#         xdvi -density 15 -s 3 -margins 10 -mgs1 1200 -icongeometry +950+400 $1.dvi >& /dev/null&
# -p 800 reverts to 600 pixles per inch and looks awful
# margins don't do anything!
#          xdvi -expert -margins 10cm -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 $1.dvi&
# expert works to block the control pannel - use x to restore
#
# this is pretty good!!!
# it works because the page is SO small that xdvi fits the margin to the text!!!
#         xdvi -offsets 0.1in -paper 6.5x8cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 $1.dvi&
#
# This works wonders:
#         xdvi -offsets 0.1in -paper 0.1x0.1cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 $1.dvi&
#
# margin and sidemargin still don't do anything 
#         xdvi -margins 1cm -offsets 0.1in -paper 0.1x0.1cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 $1.dvi&
#
# works fine:
#        xdvi -offsets 0.1in -paper 0.1x0.1cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 $1.dvi&
#
# acrobat -help gives:
#    -geometry [<width>x<height>][{+|-}<x offset>{+|-}<y offset>]
#        Size and/or location of the document windows.
#
# so try to set geometry:
#xdvi -offsets 0.1in -paper 0.1x0.1cm -expert -mgs1 1200x1200 -s 7 -geometry +700+70 $1.dvi&
# -geometry +across+down