Other answers have shown how to do this, but I'll explain how you can do this for any program. Assuming you have Master PDF editor installed, it'll probably be on your path. You can start typing a command in the terminal and hit Tab to get autocomplete. For example, I typed master
and then hit Tab, and it completes to masterpdfeditor4
(I have an older version). It might also give you multiple options if there are more than 1 programs that start with master
.
In general, programs also respond to -h
or --help
by printing a help message. For example:
masterpdfeditor -h
yields:
Master PDF Editor 4
Build 4.3.89, Based on Qt 5.4.1, 64 bit
Not Registered version.
Copyright 2018 Code Industry Ltd.
http://code-industry.net
usage: masterpdfeditor4 file.pdf -p 2
Allowed options:
-p : the page number of the document to display
--help, -h : show this output
Some programs also respond to man <program_name>
but Master Pdf Editor evidently doesn't.