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<h3><a name="s01_06_01">1.6.1 </a>Special Command-Line Options</h3>
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  POV-Ray for Unix supports several special command-line options not recognized by other versions. They follow the 
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   <code>-display <display_name></code> 
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   <code>-icon</code> 
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   Start the preview window as an icon. 
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