NAME

       ebook-viewer - ebook-viewer

          ebook-viewer [options] file

       View an e-book.

       Whenever  you  pass  arguments  to  ebook-viewer  that  have  spaces  in them, enclose the
       arguments in quotation marks. For example: "/some path/with spaces"

[OPTIONS]

       --continue
              Continue reading the last opened book

       --detach
              Detach from the controlling terminal, if any (Linux only)

       --force-reload
              Force reload of all opened books

       --full-screen, --fullscreen, -f
              If specified, the E-book viewer window will try to open full screen when started.

       --help, -h
              show this help message and exit

       --new-instance
              Open a new viewer window even when the option to use only a single viewer window is
              set

       --open-at
              The  position  at  which  to open the specified book. The position is a location or
              position you can get by using the Go to->Location action in  the  viewer  controls.
              Alternately, you can use the form toc:something and it will open at the location of
              the first Table of Contents entry that contains the string  "something".  The  form
              toc-href:something  will  match  the href (internal link destination) of toc nodes.
              The  matching  is  exact.  If  you  want  to  match  a  substring,  use  the   form
              toc-href-contains:something.   The  form  ref:something  will  use  Reference  mode
              references. The form search:something will search for something after  opening  the
              book.  The  form  regex:something  will search for the regular expression something
              after opening the book.

       --raise-window
              If specified, the E-book viewer window will try to come to the front when started.

       --version
              show program's version number and exit

AUTHOR

       Kovid Goyal

COPYRIGHT

       Kovid Goyal