 			XTermLock      NAME   =      XTermLock - locks X display after a period of inactivity           SYNOPSIS   B      XTermLock [-help] [-version] [-time minutes] [-locker locker]?                [-notify margin] [-bell percent] [-corners xxxx] B                [-cornerdelay secs] [-cornersize pixels] [-noclose]          DESCRIPTION  D      When XTermLock is started, it monitors the user activity on theJ      workstation. When no activity is detected within minutes minutes, theK      screen is automatically locked, using the screen locker specified with E      the -locker option. XTermLock is capable of managing multiheaded       displays.  K      In the presence of the -notify option, a warning signal will be issued J      margin seconds before starting the locker. The -bell option specifies+      the loudness of the signal in percent.   K      You can tell XTermLock to take special actions when you move the mouse L      into one of the corners of the display and leave it there, by using theL      -corners, -cornerdelay and -cornersize options. This works as follows :  G      The xxxx argument to the -corners option must consist of exactly 4 J      characters from the following set : '0', '+', '-'.  Each one of theseG      speci- fies what XTermLock should do when the mouse enters a small J      square area located in each of the corners of the screen. The cornersH      are considered in the following order : top left, top right, bottomJ      left, bottom right.  A '0' indicates that XTermLock should ignore theJ      corner.  A '+' indicates that XTermLock should start the locker afterL      secs seconds, unless the mouse is moved, or keyboard input is received.K      A '-' indicates that XTermLock not start the locker at all. The pixels ?      argument specifies the size in pixels of the corner areas.   L      By default XTermLock closes stdout and stderr. This prevents the screenK      locker from writing error messages to these files in case you manually I      lock your display. The -noclose option causes XTermLock not to close 7      stdout and stderr. This can be used for debugging.   G      You can also disable XTermLock by sending it a SIGHUP signal. When M      disabled, it will not attempt to start the screenlocker. To reenable it, K      send it another SIGHUP. This method is preferable to using SIGSTOP and K      SIGCONT, because while SIGHUPped, XTermLock will still be emptying its       event queue.     
    OPTIONS    1      -help         Print a help message and exit.   5      -version      Print the version number and exit.   E      -time         Specifies the time-out interval. The default is 10 H                    minutes, the minimum is 1 minute and the maximum is 1                    hour.  I      -locker       Specifies the screen locker to be used. The default is 7 		   "xlock 2>&- 1>&-". Your PATH is used to locate the ? 		   program.  Notice that if locker contains several words, it & 		   must be specified between quotes.  K      -notify       Warn the user margin seconds before locking. The default +                    is not to warn the user.   I      -bell         Specifies the loudness of the notification signal. The : 		   default is 40 percent. This option is only usefull in 		   conjunction with -notify.  K      -corners      Define special actions to be taken when the mouse enters J                    one of the corners of the display. The default is 0000,A                    which means that no special actions are taken.   M      -cornerdelay  Specifies the number of seconds to wait before reacting to :                    a '+' corner. The default is 5 seconds.  H      -cornersize   Specifies the size in pixels of the corner areas. The(                    default is 10 pixels.  1      -noclose      Don't close stdout and stderr.           RESOURCES    1      time          Specifies the time out period.   M      locker        Specifies the screen locker. No quotes are needed, even if E                    your screen locker command contains several words.   5      notify        Specifies the notification margin.   7      bell          Specifies the notification loudness.   2      corners       Specifies the corner behaviour.  :      cornersize    Specifies the size of the corner areas.  7      cornerdelay   Specifies the delay of a '+' corner.   1      noclose       Don't close stdout and stderr.     @      Resources can be specified in your ~/.Xdefaults file eitherL      for class Xtermlock, or for whatever name you renamed XTermLock to. ForM      example : if you have two copies of XTermLock, one called "xfreeze", and E      one called "xmonitor", then both will understand the following :           Xtermlock.corners: ++++  -      In addition, "xfreeze" will understand :           xfreeze.cornersize: 10   '      while "xmonitor" will understand :           xmonitor.cornersize: 5       
    KNOWN BUGS   :      XTermLock does not check whether locker is available.  4      The XTermLock resources have no resource class.          COPYRIGHT  ;      Copyright 1990, 1992 by S. De Troch, MCE, BDR, and GCE   I      Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and the L      supporting documentation without fee is hereby granted, provided that :  D       1 : Both the above copyright notice and this permission noticeF           appear in all copies of both the software and the supporting           documentation.,       2 : You don't make a profit out of it.  F      THE AUTHORS DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE,K      INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO J      EVENT SHALL THEY BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIALJ      DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA ORL      PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUSK      ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF       THIS SOFTWARE.   
    AUTHORS  J      Stefan De Troch (detroch@imec.be), Michel Eyckmans (eyckmans@imec.be)M      Brian Reed (bdr@cbnewsg.cb.att.com), Glenn Everhart (everhart@raxco.com)           SPECIAL THANKS TO         Kris Croes (croes@imec.be).