av:  View or Print "anything". v0.4 Copyright (c) 1995, 1996 Karl J. Runge 

Usage: av [<options>] [<file>]

where <options> can be:

	-<suffix>	(from defined suffix without ".", e.g. -tex)
	-s <suffix>	pretend suffix is .<suffix>
	-mt, <type>	Use Mime <type>.
	-v		Force viewing only.
	-q		Be quiet.
	-m		Do Mime only.
	-uu,-UU		uuencode file with "Content-Type:" header for inclusion
			in an email. Makes semi-MIME compliant *section*.
	-uuz		apply "gzip -9" before uuencoding.
	-uud <dir>	Tar up, compress, and uuencode directory <dir>.
	-content	Only return the "Content Type: " data.
	-remove		Remove sourcefile upon completion.
	-t		copy file to tmp first.
	-viewers	List viewer commands needed.
	-wait		wait for each view to finish before proceeding to next.
	-help		Print this help.

<file> may be stdin. If using stdin with -m, program "metamail" is used.

Also: av -all [<options>] [<filelist>]

	perform "av <options>" on each file in <filelist>. If
	<filelist> is empty, all regular files in current dir are used.

	-aw is a synonym for -all -wait

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In general, use "av" for viewing and "ap" for printing,
	"avm" for "av -m" (uses Mimetype files only).

(installer's note: just make symbolic links to "ap" and "avm")

Uses user defined type directives, placed in top portion of
this program file:
	"./av"
along with magic detectors to process files for viewing or printing.

Also uses mimetypes:	"/home/runge/.mime.types",
and mailcap:		"/home/runge/.mailcap"
to aid in determining file types.

User defined suffixes:
    .html .txt .rfc822 .eml .n1fwd .tex .dvi .mid .man .1 .tar .tgz .tar.gz .tar.Z .tar.bz2 .zip .rpm .deb .uu .ud .ps .pdf .rtf .ram .swf .plt .f .C .c .h .pl .tcl .sh 

Bugs:
	Does not make a true MIME compatible file as with "mmencode" or 
	"mailto", just makes a possibly acceptable subsection.

	If .mime.types must be used there is no way to print. In fact,
	if that file has extra functionality, av will most likely fail.

See Also:
	multi_mime -help
	mailf -help