				PCIWorks

 PCIWorks is a simple application which shows an icon for each of
 the major PCI applications: ImageWorks, Xpace, EASI, GCPWorks,
 and FLY!. These applications can easily be started by clicking 
 on its corresponding icon.  A single icon containing four smaller 
 icons allow access to the PCI corporate logo, help, vertical or 
 horizontal layout and pciworks exit.

 Normally PCIWorks is automatically started upon login by appropriate
 use of the .login, .profile or LOGIN.COM files (depending on your 
 system), or by typing pciworks to a prompt in a terminal window.
	
1	Copyright

     PCIWorks!, Version 6.0, Release date: December 1, 1995

                           COPYRIGHT

 Software copyrighted (c) by PCI, 50 West Wilmot St., Richmond
 Hill, Ontario, CANADA, L4B 1M5. Tel: (905) 764-0614

                       RESTRICTED RIGHTS

                      CANADIAN GOVERNMENT

 Use, duplication, or disclosure is subject to restrictions as set
 forth in DSS 9400-18 `General Conditions - Short Form - Licensed
 Software'.

                       U.S. GOVERNMENT

 Use, duplication, or disclosure is subject to restrictions as set
 forth in FAR clause 52.227-19 `Commercial Computer Software -
 Restricted Rights' and in subparagraph (c) (1) (ii) of the
 `Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software Clause' at DFARS
 52.227-7013.

1	ImageWorks

 The ImageWorks Icon launches the ImageWorks program.  This is an
 interactive X/Motif application for viewing and manipulating
 image, graphic and vector data from a variety of file formats.

 ImageWorks will determine it's configuration based on the contents
 of the PRM.PRM if it is available, otherwise it will default to
 512 x 512 with 3 image planes and 8 graphic planes.

 Extensive online help is available from within ImageWorks.

1	Xpace

 The Xpace Icon will launch Xpace, an interactive X/Motif application
 for setting up, and running EASI/PACE programs.  Xpace allows access 
 to all PACE programs.

 Online help for Xpace, and all the PACE programs is available in Xpace.

1	EASI

 The EASI Icon will open a terminal window, and run EASI within it.
 EASI is the command line based interface to EASI/PACE, and can be used 
 to setup and run all PACE programs.  The EASI command language can be 
 used write complex procedures.

 Online help for EASI, and all the PACE programs is available from
 within EASI.

1	GCPWorks

 The GCPWorks Icon will launch GCPWorks, an interactive X/Motif
 application for performing image registration, mosaicing and 
 radiometric correction.  GCPWorks is standalone, and supports
 a number of image and vector file formats.  

 Online help is available within GCPWorks.

1	FLY!

 The FLY! Icon will launch FLY!  FLY! is an interactive X/Motif
 application for near realtime visualization of movement through image 
 data with an underlying digital elevation model.  

 Online help for FLY! is available within FLY!.

1	ImageMapping

 The ImageMapping Icon will launch ImageMapping.  ImageMapping is an
 interactive map composition tool.

 Online help for ImageMapping is available within ImageMapping.

1	PCILogo

 The small icon showing the PCI coporate logo launches the the PCILogo
 program.  This is a simple program which show the PCI coporate logo in
 a resizable window.  The PCILogo program can be exited by clicking the
 mouse button in the window.

1	HELP

 The HELP Icon will launch `helper', an interactive X/Motif application 
 for browsing EASI/PACE help files.  Initially the helper will be display 
 the help information for PCIWorks, but via the Search option, help files 
 for other programs may be viewed.

1	Exit

 The Exit Icon allows the user to exit the PCIWorks application.

1	User Defined Icons

 Additional application icons may be included in the PCIWorks menu bar by
 providing a special text file. On UNIX systems, this file is called .pciworks 
 and on other systems, called pciworks.ini. This file should be placed in the
 directory you are working from or in your home directory. The format of the
 file is as follows.

 [large icon filename] [small icon filename] [command to execute]

 Empty lines or lines which start with a space are ignored. Comment lines
 can be indicated by beginning the line with a #.

 Here is an example.

@verbatim
 # first application
 applic64.ic       applic48.ic       applic
 
 # clock
 clock64.ic        .                 xclock
@end
 
 The icon files, applic64.ic, applic48.ic, and clock64.ic must
 be created first. These must reside in directory you are working from. The
 PCIWorks program uses two icon sizes, 64x64 and 48x48. These can be
 created using the standard X bitmap editor on your system. Ask your 
 system administrator for help if you are unsure about this step. 

 If you did not create an icon for a particular size, a . can be placed
 to indicate that no icon exists for that size. In this case, PCIWorks
 will not include that icon if PCIWorks is started up in that size. For the
 above example, if the system uses small icons, the clock icon will not appear. 
 
 The command to execute does not necessarily have to be an application
 but can be any executable including shell scripts.
