xetex - extended TeX with native support for Unicode, OpenType, system fonts

       XeTeX is maintained by Jonathan Kew and others.
       Public discussion list: <http://lists.tug.org/xetex>
       Bug reports: <http://sourceforge.net/p/xetex/bugs/>

       This manual page was written by Karl Berry. It is released to the public domain.

Web2C 2025/dev                                    10 July 2018                                          XETEX(1)

       XeTeX  (xetex)  is  a  TeX  engine with native support for Unicode, OpenType, and system-installed fonts,
       using third-party libraries (such as ICU, HarfBuzz, and Freetype). It was developed by Jonathan  Kew  for
       SIL.

       XeTeX  includes  the e-TeX extensions and many extensions from pdfTeX, sometimes with different primitive
       names.

       XeTeX is now released as part of TeX Live <https://tug.org/texlive>.

       xetex - extended TeX with native support for Unicode, OpenType, system fonts

       XeTeX's handling of its command-line arguments is similar to that of the other TeX programs in the  Web2C
       implementation.   Here  we  list  only  additions/deletions of command line options which are specific to
       XeTeX; see etex(1) for common options. Additions:

       -no-pdf
              Generate XeTeX's extended DVI (.xdv) output instead of pdf.

       -output-drivercmd
              Run cmd instead of xdvipdfmx to translate xdv to pdf.

       -papersizestring
              Set pdf media size to string.

       Removals: -draftmode, -enc, -ipc, -ipc-start, -translate-file.

tex(1), etex(1), latex(1).
       Home page: <https://tug.org/xetex>
       CTAN page: <https://ctan.org/pkg/xetex>
       Reference manual: <https://ctan.org/pkg/xetexref>

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