Use the following synopsis as a guideline when specifying a profile for the documenttodjvu command:
djvucommand [options...] --profile=<name>
<inputfile> <[inputfile...]> <outputfile|outputdir>
You can create custom profiles for all commands except djvutotext, djvutoxml, and djvuparsexml.
When using a custom profile, you must specify the config option with the profile option. Use the following synopsis as a guideline:
djvucommand [options...] --config=<filename> --profile=<name> <inputfile> <[inputfile...]> <outputfile|outputdir>
options – Specifies an optional encoding requirement. You can specify multiple options each time you run a command.
profile – Specifies the name of the profile to be
used during encoding.
config – Specifies the name of the configuration file in which the profile is located.
inputfile – Specifies the name of the input image file. Additional input file names are optional to create a DjVu® document that contains multiple pages. If you do not want to type each file name individually, create a filelist, which lists all the input files to be encoded. For more information, see the filelist command option.
outputfile|outputdir – Specifies a name for either the output DjVu file (if you are creating a single-page DjVu document or a multiple-page bundled DjVu document) or the output directory (if you are creating a multiple-page indirect DjVu document). For more information, see Bundled DjVu Documents and Indirect DjVu Documents.