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NAME
     iconedit - create and edit  images  for  OpenWindows  icons,
     cursors, and panel items

SYNOPSIS
     iconedit [ filename ] [ XView command-line arguments ]

AVAILABILITY
     This command is available with the OpenWindows user environ-
     ment.   For  information  about XView command-line arguments
     see the XView documentation.

OPTIONS
     filename  Contains the image.

     XView command-line arguments
               iconedit  accepts  XView  command-line   arguments
               listed in xview(7).

DESCRIPTION
     iconedit is part of the OpenWindows DeskSet.  With  iconedit
     you  can create and edit small images for use in icons, cur-
     sors, panel items, etc.

     Main Window

     This window contains  the  controls  for  manipulating  your
     image,  as  well as the image itself as it will appear in an
     icon or cursor, and an expanded image in a  drawing  canvas.
     From the main window you have the following pull-down menus.

     File

               Load      Specify a file to load.

               Save      Save the file under the current name.

               Save As   Save file under a new name.

               Print     Generate PostScript output for a printer
                         or a file.

     View

               Grid On/Off
                         Turns a grid on or off  in  the  display
                         area.   One grid square is a 4x4 area of
                         pixels.

     Edit

               Undo      The last action is un-done.  A record of
                         undos  available  is  kept  in the lower
                         right footer.

               Redo      The last undo is  redone,  provided  the
                         last action was an undo.

               Clear     The drawing area is  cleared  by  having
                         all of the pixels set to white.

               Cut       A selected area  is  cleared,  with  its
                         contents  moved to the paste buffer.  If
                         no area is selected, the default area is
                         the entire image.

               Copy      A selected area is copied to  the  paste
                         buffer.   If  no  area  is selected, the
                         default area is the entire image.

               Paste     The contents of  the  paste  buffer  are
                         copied  into  the  image  at the current
                         pointer location.

               Invert    The selected area is inverted, black for
                         white  and white for black.  This action
                         is only available in B&W mode.

     Properties

               Format    Selects the default save  format  of  an
                         image, be it an XView icon, an X Bitmap,
                         a color X Pixmap, or a monochrome X Pix-
                         map.

               Size      Selects the size of the image.  64x64 is
                         the  most common size for an icon, 32x32
                         is used within filemgr and 16x16 is  the
                         size of cursors.

     Palette   This brings up the color palette for choosing  the
               pen color.

     Controls

               Drawing Mode
                         This choice lets you select you  drawing
                         mode:  dots, lines, rectangles, circles,
                         ellipses, text, selection, or erase.

               Fill Pattern
                         This  selects  the  pattern   in   which
                         objects  drawn  are filled.  The choices
                         range  from  outline   through   various
                         textures  to solid.  The fill pattern is
                         only in effect when drawing  rectangles,
                         circles or ellipses.

               Color or B&W
                         This item selects  between  having  your
                         image  in  color  or monochrome.  If you
                         change it from color to monochrome,  the
                         color information is lost, though it can
                         be restored through undo.

     Movement Arrows
               These let you move your image or a  selected  part
               of  your  image.  Vertical and horizontal flip, as
               well as rotation are also provided.

SEE ALSO
     xview(7)
     Solaris User's Guide
     XView documentation
     "About Icon Editor" in the Help Handbook  available  through
     the Help option on the Workspace menu.

NOTES
     The OpenWindows environment may no longer be supported in  a
     future  release.  You may want to migrate to CDE, the Common
     Desktop Environment.

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