No help available for this screen. HELP - Select a command, then select help again. EXIT - return FLIP FLIP will invert the currently displayed picture (TOP/BOTTOM) or reverse it (LEFT/ RIGHT). Only the area within the cur- rent setting of the outline is affected. TO SET THE OUTLINE POSITION - Select the MOV button on the Outline control panel. Pressing the LEFT mouse button drag the outline to the desired pos- tion. SIZE - Select the SIZ button on the Outline control panel. Pressing the LEFT mouse button drag the corner to set the outline to the desired size. FULL - To set the outline to the size of the viewport select the FULL button on the Out- line Options menu. Set the outline to the area to be cut. That portion of the image will be saved. You may later use the PASTE command to fit the saved image to a new position. Fit a previously CUT image to a new posi- tion in. Set the outline to the de- sired position and shape. If the enlarged or reduced picture is to maintain the same horizontal and ver- tical proportions as the original, select the Proportional option from the out- line Options menu before changing the size of the outline. This is a 4x magni- fication without smoothing to allow detailed examination of the picture's pixel content. You may also enter and exit AIRBRUSH while in ZOOM mode. Hold down the Left mouse button to move the slide bars that are adjacent to the unmagnified inset picture. Release the button to view the zoomed inset area. NEGATIVE NEGATIVE converts the outlined portion of the image to its inverse, or negative. (Light areas become dark, and conversely). The brightness of the picture can be adjusted by moving the cursor to posit- ion the brightness control bar. CLEAR erases the entire viewport. OUTLINE OPTIONS SNAPGRID ON - Forces the outline to move on a coarse grid. This is useful in laying out multiple picture fields when defining a form. PROPORTIONAL SIZING forces the outline to maintain correct horizontal and ver- tical proportions as its size is changed. FULL forces the outline to the full viewport. PRINT PRINT produces hard- copy images of the viewport contents on the laser printer. You may specify the number of copies of the image, and whether to keep or eliminate the view- port border, before selecting PRINT or CANCEL. Choose the shape and action of the brush by clicking the Left mouse button on the corresponding box. Click left on SELECT COLOR to call up the color menu. Choose DO to begin, or CANCEL to exit. The brush shapes range in size from 1 to 9 pixels square. The smallest brush is most useful in ZOOM mode. The brush action controls how many points are affected by the brush: when PAINTING, a single click will change all points under the cursor; SPRAYing selects points at random as long as the Left button is held down. The sample box shows the contents of the brush. If the brush does not contain a solid color, its pattern is shown, magnified 4x, in the shape of the brush. The shape of the cursor shows the shape of the brush. The brush covers all points under and within the cursor outline. Hold down the Left mouse button to ap- ply "contents" of the brush. If PAINT- ing, all points un- der the brush are changed. If SPRAY- ing, points under the brush are se- lected randomly as long as the left button is pressed. Press the right but- ton to change the contents. The new brush contains the exact replica of the pattern under the cursor. While in AIRBRUSH, you may enter or exit ZOOM mode at any time. You may enter and leave ZOOM mode at any time while in AIRBRUSH. (You may also enter or exit AIRBRUSH from ZOOM mode). While you are in ZOOM mode, the cursor is shown magnified 4x, and is moved in jumps of 4, to correspond to the underlying image. Press the Left mouse button on the appro- priate box to choose the shape you wish to draw. Clicking on the 'A'will let you enter text. If you have selected a shape, the sample box shows the color in which it will be drawn. If you have selected text, the sample box shows the color in which the characters will be printed. To change either color, click Left on SELECT COLOR to call up the color menu. Only the currently active color(text or shape) will be affected. Press DO to begin annotation, or CANCEL to exit. Press the Left mouse button once to pick one end of the line. As you move the mouse (with no but- ton down), a line will be drawn from the start to the cursor position. When you have the line you want, press Left again to 'etch' it in the image. You may change your mind, at any time BEFORE you etch the figure, by clicking the Right mouse button. The first time you click, the line is erased and you may start again with a new endpoint. Click right again to return to the menu. Press the Left mouse button once to pick one corner of the rectangle. As you move the mouse (with no button down), a box will be drawn with one corner at the start point and the diagonally opposite corner at the cursor position. When you have the box you want, press Left again to 'etch' it in the image. You may change your mind, at any time BEFORE you etch the figure, by clicking the Right mouse button. The first time you click, the box is erased and you may start again with a new corner point. Click right again to return to the menu. Press the Left mouse button once to pick the circle's center. As you move the mouse (with no button down), a circle will be drawn through the current cursor position, with its center at the chosen point. When you have the circle you want, press Left again to 'etch' it in the image. You may change your mind, at any time BEFORE you etch the figure, by clicking the Right mouse button. The first time you click, the circle is erased and you may start again with a new center. Click right again to return to the menu. GRAY_LEVEL PALETTE A scroll bar permits selection of a gray from black (0) to white (15). Hold the Left mouse button down and slide the cursor back and forth along a bar; the sample box shows the result. PICKING A COLOR Click Left on PICK_UP COLOR, then move the cursor to the spot and click Left again. This is a one-time action: if you don't like the result, you must select PICK_UP COLOR again. GRAY_LEVEL PALETTE A scroll bar permits selection of a gray from black (0) to white (31). Hold the Left mouse button down and slide the cursor back and forth along a bar; the sample box shows the result. PICKING A COLOR Click Left on PICK_UP COLOR, then move the cursor to the spot and click Left again. This is a one-time action: if you don't like the result, you must select PICK_UP COLOR again. COMPOSING A COLOR In each mode, three scroll bars control the composition of a color. In RGB mode, the bars represent the relative amounts of red, green, and blue in the color. In HSV, the top bar controls the hue from red on up the spectrum. The middle bar controls saturation, and the bottom bar controls value (brightness). Hold the Left mouse button down and slide the cursor back and forth along a bar; the sample box shows the result. PICKING A COLOR Click Left on PICK_UP COLOR, then move the cursor to the spot and click Left again. This is a one-time action: if you don't like the result, you must select PICK_UP COLOR again. Click the Left mouse button on the appro- priate spot to pick RGB or HSV mode. In both modes, you may compose a color, or pick one from a spot on the screen.
