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Use the scoll bar to see entries not currently visible in the Help window.To learn how to use Help, press F1 or choose Using Help from the Help menuEditor]-^9KeyboardCommandsStatus AreaTool PaletteColor PaletteDefining Colors5 5)$9ViewerE5Jf9./34KeyboardCommandsViewing IconsSelecting Icon to editBB+(9IconWrks.INI FileC"BC! Initialization file - ICONWRKS.INI C 269Initialization File: ICONWRKS.INIWhen you close the Editor or Viewer, all settings - with the exception of current Color Palette setings - are saved to ICONWRKS.INI in your Wndows directory. To save color settings, choose the Save Color palette to INI File command from the Color menu.The ICONWRKS.INI flag is an ASCII text file, which should not be edited since values read from this file are not validated. Items can be deleted from the file, but not modified.eA e$9The following information is saved to the ICONWRKS.INI file:/ e/%9Editor:///Op9!Visibility state of the Status AreaVisibility state of the Tool PaletteVisibility state of the Color PaletteVisibility state of the Zooming Scroll barVisibility state of the gridStatus of the Grid type:</<$9ȀLine GridDotted Grid<&9Status of the Focus to Editor flagStatus of the Display Icon Border flagStatus of the Tools Pop-up Menu flag.jCurrent Color Palette valuesCurrent Color Palette: S.S%9ȀDefault ColorsSolid ColorsINI File Colors%S%"93 %3("9Viewer:N+3N#9Status of Show Icons on DIR change flag2N2!]Keyboard - Editor<2<&9Keyboard - EditorE<E02JPCS~Press:To choose:%E%"9%RvJPBS~Shift+F12File SaveF12File Save AsAlt+F4File ExitAlt+BackSpaceEdit UndoShift+DelEdit CutCtrl+InsEdit CopyShift+InsEdit PasteCtrl+Shift+InsEdit Opaque PasteDelEdit DeleteCtrl+AEdit Select AllCtrl+HEdit Flip HorizontalCtrl+VEdit Flip VerticalCtrl+LEdit Rotate RightCtrl+REdit Rotate LeftCtrl+IEdit InvertCtrl+SView Status barCtrl+TView Tool PaletteCtrl+CView Color PaletteCtrl+ZView Zoom Scroll barCtrl+GView Gridm>m/0JPBS~Ctrl+F11View Zoom InCtrl+F12View Zoom OutF1Help Index7m7!@Menu Commands - Editor@7@)$9Commands - Editora@h9File MenuEdit MenuView MenuTools MenuIcons MenuColor MenuBrush Menu33!File Menu - EditorG3G*&9File Menu - EditorNewMG6>9Starts a new icon in the currently selected iconbox within the Status area.When you choose New, IconWorks lets you save changes to the current icon if changes were made since it was last saved. The editing area is cleared to the currently selected screen color, and the filename in the Title bar is changed to [Untitled]./ ;&9OpR en|;$9Opens the IconWorks Viewer, enabling you to view your icon files.From the Viewer, you can select and open icons to edit./ /&9Save/*&9 Saves changes made to the icon.If the icon is new, the Save icon dialog box is displayed, enabling you to specify a name for the icon file.2 2&9Save As2$9Saves a new or existing icon.The Save icon dialog box is displayed whether the icon is new or one selected from the IconWorks Viewer./ /&9Exit/-,9Closes the IconWorks Editor. If any of the six icons in the Status area were changed since they were last saved, you are given the option of cancelling the Exit command. If the Viewer is currently open but the Editor was started first, you are asked if you want to also close the Viewer. If the Viewer was started first (command line argument of "V" or "v"), the Editor is closed leaving the Viewer running.33! Edit Menu - EditorK3K-,9Edit Menu - EditorUndoi+Ki>N9 Reverses changes made to the icon since the last tool change. Selecting a new tool or icon from the Status area commits whatever is displayed in the editing area to the Iconbox in the Status area. The Undo icon button in the Status area always displays what has been committed so far..i.&9CutI.I5<9"Copies the current selection from your icon onto the Clipboard, erasing previous Clipboard contents, and clearing the selection area to the currently selected screen color. A selection cannot be cut if it is being moved. The Cut command is unavailable in this case./ I;&9Copyu;#9Copies the current selection from your icon onto the Clipboard, erasing previous Clipboard contents, leaving the icon selection area displayed. A selection cannot be copied if it is being moved. The Copy command is unavailable in this case.0 0&9PasteZ0,*9Inserts the Clipboard contents in the the upper-left corner of the editing area, allowing you to move the pasted bitmap to any location within the area before it is commited. A mask is created for the bitmap being pasted, so the effect of pasting non-rectangular bitmaps can be achieved. All pixels in the pasted bitmap that match the currently selected screen color are given the screen attribute; therefore will appear transparent and do not affect what is below them. Inverse screen attributes are not retained, so pixels matching the inverse of the screen color become foreground pixels.77&9Paste Opaquec@7c#9Inserts the Clipboard contents in the the upper-left corner of the editing area, allowing you to move the pasted bitmap to any location within the area before it is committed. A bitmap is pasted as is. No mask is created, so all pixels in the bitmap are treated as foreground pixels and cover any pixels below them.1 c1&9Delete~1#9Clears the selection in the editing area to the currently selected screen color, leaving the the Clipboard contents intact.55&9Select All\5,*9&Selects the entire icon. Double-clicking the Select tool performs the same operation.::&9Flip Horizontala5:a,*9 Flips the current selection from side to side. 8a8&9Flip Vertical`48l,*9u Flips the current selection from top to bottom.BlB&9Rotate Right 90 degreesj;Bj/09 Rotates the current selection 90 degrees to the left.AjA&9Rotate Left 90 degreesg;Ag,*9 Rotates the current selection 90 degrees to the right.1 g1&9Invertn1,*9 Inverts all of the colors in the current selection. Black becomes white, white becomes black, and so on.33! View Menu - EditorM#3M*&9View Menu - EditorStatus Bar~M/09Hides or displays the Status area. If the Editor is too small to display the Status area, this command is unavailable.33#9Tool Palette3/09Hides or displays the Tool Palette. If the Editor is too small to display the Tool Palette, this command is unavailable.44#9Color Palette4/09Hides or displays the Color Palette. If the Editor is too small to display the color palette, this command is unavailable.99#9Zooming Scroll bar_09_/09!Hides or displays the Zooming Scroll bar./ _/#9Show All/&9Diplays all currently hidden Editor controls: The Status area, Tool Palette, Color Palette, and Zooming Scroll bar. If the Editor is too small to display a specific control, it will remain hidden.++#9Gridg+&9Turns the grid on or off.. Distinguishing between individual pixels is easier when the grid is on.0 G#9Line GridXXXXXXXXXXX' (c"P!GP/09Sets the grid type to line.2P2#9Dotted GridR#2R/09Sets the grid type to dotted.. R.#9Zoom In.&9Zooms in on the current icon, making the magnified icon larger in the editing area. Performs the same function as clicking the down arrow or below the slider of the Zooming Scroll bar./ /#9Zoom Out/&9Zooms out from the current icon, making the magnified icon smaller in the editing area. Performs the same function as clicking the up arrow or above the slider of the Zooming Scroll bar.C C#9Focus to Editor on Drag&Drop{XC{#9When checked, automatically brings the Editor to the foreground any time an icon is dragged from the Viewer and dropped into the Editor. When unchecked, enables you to repeatedly drag icons from the Viewer and to drop them onto the six iconboxes in the Status area without bringing the editor to the foreground each time an icon is dropped.J${J&9Display Border on Selected Icon{J8B9Turns on or off a single-pixel wide border that shows the edge of the currently selected icon, in the Status area.88#9Pop-up Tools menu0 80#9Turns on or off the Pop-up Tools menu. Clicking the Editor anywhere there is not a control, or using the right mouse button displays the Tools menu, enabling you to quickly select a new tool without going to the Tool Palette (if visible) or opening the Tools menu.404!<Tools Menu - Editor>4>&9Tools Menu - Editor>>ҀJPBw~&'()*+\//(/,-Select ToolSelects a rectangular region.Paint ToolPaints one pixel at a time.Fill ToolFills a region.Line ToolDraws a line.Square ToolDraws a square.Filled Square ToolDraws a filled square.Circle ToolDraws a circle or ellipseFilled Circle ToolDraws a filled circle or ellipse44!Icons Menu - Editor<4<%9Icons Menu - Editor`<..9Enables you to select and display an icon from the Status area when it is not displayed.  4:JPBA}A1 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the upper-left iconbox.2 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the upper-right icon.3 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the middle-left icon.4 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the middle-right icon.5 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the lower-left icon.6 - [path] FilenameSelects and displays the icon from the lower-right icon. $9The full path and filename of the currently loaded icons are displayed in the corresponding menu item. Selecting an icon from the Icons Menu is equavalent to clicking the corresponding iconbox in the Status area.44! Color Menu - Editor>4>&9Color Menu - Editor- >-$9P^Colors-/09Opens the Custom Color Palette Window Palette window, from which you can define your own custom colors and assign them to the current color palette. You can use the Custom Color Palette window to select colors in the same way you select colors with the Color Palette displayed in the Editor. You can display your custom Color Palette as a floating palette instead of the Editor's Color Palette.>J%9P^Default Color 67k5 Palette{J#9Resets the current Color Palette to the default colors. That were initially displayed the first time you ran IconWorks.%%"9>%>$9P^INI File Color Palette > /09Sets the Color Palette to the values currently stored in the ICONWRKS.INI file. If this file doesn't exist , or you have never saved changes to the displayed Color Palette, the color palette is set to the default color palette values: :%9P^Solid Colors Only[5:[&9Sets the current color palette to show only solid colors. All 48 color cells are still displayed, but each column of three cells is set to the same color. Since some tools cannot used dithered colors to draw with, this is enables you to ensure that any color you select can be used by the selected tool.G"[G%9P^Save Color Palette to INI file`G&9Saves the current color palette to ICONWRKS.INI. If the file does not exist, it is created.::%9P^Left/Right Colors:/09Sets the current mouse colors to those currently displayed in the Status area for the "Left" and "Right" colors. Performs the same function as selecting the corresponding option button in the Status area.%%"9<%<$9P^Screen/Inverse Colors<&9Sets the current mouse colors to those currently displayed in the Status area for the "Screen" and "Inverse" colors. Performs the same function as selecting the corresponding option button in the Status area.%%"94%4!Brush Menu - Editor>4>&9Brush Menu - Editor>..JPBE~ESmall (1??W? x 1)Sets drawing tools to 1 pixel wide.Medium (3 x 3)Sets drawing tools to 3 pixel wide.Large (5 x 5)Sets drawing tools to 5 pixel wide.}G}6>9&(The brush size does not affect the Select tool or Fill tool.+ }+!Status Bar6+6&9Status Area262..9PW~2149Pp%- Highlights the currently selected icon.- Displays the actual size of the icons currently being edited.- Enables you to quickly switch between any of six icons by clicking the left mouse button on the icon you wish to edit.- Enables you to test how your icon appears when its dragged.- Enables you to load icons into any of the six icon boxes by dragging the icon from the Viewer and dropping it onto an iconbox.))&9Pi~2)2..9PW~a=2a$9Pp- Displays the current mouse location in the editing area.4a4/09PW~rE4r-,9Pp - Displays edits that have been committed in the Undo Icon box.4r4/09PW~4$9Pp- Displays the currently selected mouse colors. Enables you to select between forground colors or screen and inverse screen colors.. G#9When the Editor is resized with the Status area open, certain items are removed as the Editor becomes too small to display all of them. These items are restored when the Status area becomes big enough to display them. If the Status area is so small that it cannot display the six icon boxes, the Status area itself is closed. In this case, the Status area is not automatically redisplayed when the Editor is enlarged; it must be reopened by choosing the Status area command from the View menu, or by pressing Ctrl+S.XXXXXXXXXXXXXE H H- G-!r&Tool Palette1-1"9Tool PaletteT1RJPBՁ/~&'()*+,- Select toolSelects a rectangular region. Paint toolPaints one pixel at a time. Fill toolFills a region. Line toolDraws a line Square toolDraws a square. Filled Square toolDraws a filled square. Circle toolDraws a circle or ellipes Filled Circle toolDraws a filled circle or ellipes. .!LColor Palette.149Color PaletteClicking a color cell with the left mouse button selects the color to be used when drawing with the left mouse button. Clicking any color cell with the right mouse button selects the color to be used when drawing with the right mouse button.Double-clicking a cell with either the left or right mouse buttton assigns that color to the button that was clicked. Double-clicking also oepns the Custom Color Palette Window from which you can define and set your own colors.00!Defining Colors0+(9Defining ColorsThe Custom Color Palette window is opened by either double-clicking the Editor's Color Palette or by choosing the Colors command form the Color menu.You can use the RGB scroll bars to set the individual color elements, or you can enter them directly from the keyboard into the RGB entry fields. The three color cells to the right of the RGB entry fields always display the actual colors for the value of the corresponding RGB values.The "Selected Color" cell displays the current RGB color which is the result of combining the individual RGB elements. Since some of the tools cannot use dithered colors, the Nearest Solid Color is also displayed.U.a' 9To add a color tLOLo the Color Palette, choose Set. The currently selected color cell will be updated to display the newly-defined color. Choosing Reset before Set sets the RGB values back to the initial color values for the currently selected color cell.To define another color, click on the Color Palette in the Custom Color window, or on the Editor's Color Palette. The Scroll bars, entry fields, RGB color elements, Selected Color, and Nearest Solid Color cells are updated to display the values of the selected color, readying it to be modified.a#9Minimizing the Editor hides the Custom Color Palette window.Closing the Editor also closes the Custom Color Palette window.==!Screen/Inverse Screen Colors=)$9Screen/Inverse ColorsOnly solid colors can be set for the Screen and inverse screen colors. However, the color you select when designing an icon may not be what you'll see when the the Icon is attached to an application and then minimized. An icon colored with the screen color is transparent, displaying whatever is below. An icon colored with the inverse screen color is transparent, but whatever is below is inverted.When selecting a color for either the Screen or Inverse Screen color from the Color Palette, the other is automatically set to the inverse of the other, ie. if you set the screen color to black then the inverse screen color is set to white.k5<9%While designing an icon, you can test its transparency state by dragging it from the Status area.* *! Undo Icon*>N9Undo IconThe Undo Icon button, which is displayed on the Status area, displays edits that have been committed. Clicking the Undo Icon button performs the same action as choosing the Undo command from the Edit menu.Depending on the size of the Status area (which depends on the size ooVVoVf the Editor), the Undo Icon button may not be displayed. If it is hidden, resize the Editor to display more of the Status area.33!Zooming In and Out3)$9Zooming In and Out The scroll bar which appears to the left of the editing area is used to increase or decrease the magnification of the currently selected icon.The icon can be displayed in its actual size or magnified to fill the editing area. When the Editor is resized, the scrollbars range is recalculated for the new size. The editing area is automatically resized to fit the size of the icon it displays.33!Moving a selection}3149&Moving A SelectionOnce a region in the icon has been selected with the Select tool, there are two ways to move it:)$9PE~Opaque Move - using the right mouse button to click and drag (Move) the selection . The selection is moved as is, including all foreground colored pixels and all screen and inverse screen colored pixels.%%"9%)$9Pw~Transparent Move - using the left mouse button to click and drag (Move) the selection . Only the foreground colored pixels are moved. This enables you to move regions in the icon that appear to be a non-rectangular.%9Once a selection has been moved, the selection rectangle changes from a dotted rectangle to a solid rectangle. In this state, certain Editing operation are not available.Holding down the Shift key while moving a selection make a copy of the selection at its current location before moving it. Selecting another tool or selecting another icon also commits the moved selection to its current location.55!RFlipping a selection5149&Flipping a SelectionOnce a region in the icon has been selected with tP__P_he Select tool, you can flip it either vertically or horizontally by using either the Edit menu commands or their accelerator keys:a3a..JPBO Ctrl+H: Flip HorizontalCtrl+V: Flip Verticala,*9"The selection does not have to be square in order to be flipped. You can also flip a selection while it is being moved.55!2Rotating a selection5149&Rotating a SelectionOnce a region in the icon has been selected with the Select tool, you can rotate it 90 degrees to the left or right by using either the Edit menu commands or thier accelerator keys:\.\..JPBO Ctrl+R: Rotate RightCtrl+L: Rotate Lefto\-,9"The selection must be square in oder to be rotated. A selection that is being moved cannot be rotated.22!Testing your iconU2269Testing your IconWhile drawing or modifying an icon, tou can see what it will look like when being dragged.. This is useful to test the transparent portions of your icon. To test you icon, click-and-drag the icon from the Status area. You can test only the currently selected icon. While testing your icon, you cannot drop it.., ,!N'Select Tool","269Select Tool Selects a rectangular region.To use the Select tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area and press either the left or right mouse button to anchor one corner of the flexible box. Drag the mouse until the box encloses the area that you want selected. Release the mouse button.If you make a mistake while making a selection, click either mouse button outside of the selection and start over.+ "7!&(Paineggt Toole7269Paint Tool Paints one pixel at a time.To use the Paint tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area and press either mouse button to begin painting.The brush size determines how many pixels are painted for each click or movement of the Paint tool in the editing area.* *! ')Fill ToolN *NAT9 Fill Tool Fills a closed area with the currently selected color.To use the Fill tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area and click either mouse button in the area to be filled. The area will be filled with the color corresponding to the mouse button clicked, as specified in the Color Palette.The Fill tool performs a surface flood fill, it fills over only adjacent pixels which are of the same color as the starting point.qN#9If you fill an area with a dithered color rather than solid color, the result will be a checkerboard pattern.* *!(*Line Tool/*/029Line Tool Draw a line.To use the Line tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area and press either mouse button to anchor one end of the line, and drag. A flexible line stretches from the anchored end to the mouse position. When the line is the size you want, release the mouse button to paste it down. The line will then be redisplayed to reflect its actual size corresponding to the current magnification of the icon.3/?029To draw a horizontal, vertical, or diagonal line, hold down the Shift key as you drag the mouse.The color of the line is determined by the mouse button used to draw it, as specified int the lolColor Palette.The brush size determines width of the line., ?,!)+Square Tool,4:9Square Tool Draws a square.To use the Square tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area, press either mouse button and drag. A flexible box stretches from the anchor point to the mouse position. When the box is the size you want, release the mouse button.To draw a perfect square, hold down the Shift key as you drag the mouse.The brush size determines width of the box's border.u,*9The color of the square is determined by the mouse button used to draw it, as specified int the Color Palette.33!*,Filled Square Tool3=L9Filled Square Tool Draws a filled square.To use the Filled Square tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area, press either mouse button and drag. A flexible box stretches from the anchor point to the mouse position. When the box is the size you want, release the mouse button.To draw a perfect square, hold down the Shift key as you drag the mouse.The color of the filled square is determined by the mouse button used to draw it, as specified int the Color Palette.. Since the border of the square is actually a line and lines cannot be drawn using dithered colors, if a dithered color is used, the border of the square will be drawn in the nearest solid color. If you want the entire square to be drawn with a dithered color, first draw the square with a solid color then use the Fill tool to fill it in with the desired dithered color.44!+-Circle/Ellipse Tooll<4x029Circle/Ellipse Tool Draws a circle or ellipse.To use the Circle/Ellipse tool, seleDwxwDwct it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or by choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area, press either mouse button and drag. A flexible ellipse enclosed within a flexible box stretches from the anchor point to the mouse position. When the circle or ellipse is the size you want, release the mouse button. The box is displayed while you draw to show the anchor point and current mouse position. It is not displayed when the mouse button is release.DxD029To draw a perfect circle, hold down the Shift key as you drag the mouse.The brush size deterines the width of the circle's or ellipse's border.The color of the circle or ellipse is determined by the mouse button used to draw it, as specified int the Color Palette..;D;!g,Filled Circle/Ellipse ToolP;389 Filled Circle/Ellipse Tool Draws a filled circle or ellipse.To use the Filled Circle/Ellipse tool, select it either by clicking it in the Tool Palette or choosing it from the Tools menu. Move into the editing area, press either mouse button and drag. A flexible ellipse enclosed within a flexible box stretches from the anchor point to the mouse position. When the circle or ellipse is the size you want, release the mouse button. The box is displayed while you draw to show the anchor point and current mouse position. It is not displayed when the mouse button is released.o..9To draw a perfect circle, hold down the Shift key as you drag the mouse.The color of the circle or ellipse is determined by the mouse button was used to draw it, as specified int the Color Palette. Since the border of a circle or ellipse is actually a line and lines cannot be drawn using dithered colors, if a dithered color is used, the border of the circle or ellipse will be drawn in the nearest solid color. If you want the entire circle or ellipse to be drawn witho{}4{ a dithered color, first draw the circle ir ellipse using a solid color then use the Fill tool to fill it in with the desired dithered color.22!xKeyboard - Viewer<2<&9Keyboard - ViewerE<E02JPCS~Press:To choose:%E%"9n%26JPBS~Alt+F4Close IconWorks ViewerF7Open the Editor (Does not load icon)Ctrl+VShow all iconsF1Open Help77!0Menu Commands - ViewerA7G`9 012Commands - ViewerFile MenuEdit MenuOptions Menu33!/1File Menu - ViewerL3L-,9File Menu - ViewerOpen:L,*94Opens the IconWorks Editor and loads the currently selected icon, readying it for editing. There are several ways to select and load an icon into the Editor. The menu item is active only when an icon is selected.))"9Exit ) #9Closes the IconWorks Viewer. If the Editor is open and the Viewer was started first, you will be asked if you want to also close the Editor. If the Editor was started first , the Viewer will be closed leaving the Editor running.3 3!u02Edit Menu - ViewerK3K-,9Edit Menu - ViewerCopyK#9Copies the bitmap image of the selected icon onto the Clipboard, erasing previous Clipboard contents. The icon itself is not copied to the Clipboard. The Copy command is unavailable if no icon is selected.66!J1Options Menu - ViewerL"6L*&9Options Menu - ViewerEditorL$9Opens the IconWorks Editor without loading the selected icon into the Editor. If nece9ssary, the Editor is loaded. If the Editor is already opened, it is brought the foreground.33"9Show all icons3/093Displays all of the icons listed in the Icons list box within the scrollable viewing window to the right of the list box.O)O&9Show all icons on DIR Change CommandO#9If selected, a "Show all icons" operation is automatically performed when the directory is changed if the new directory contains any files.. .!4Viewing Icons.)$9Viewing IconsYou can view individual icons one at a time, by selecting them from the Icons list box . The selected icon is displayed just above the list box. next to the label "Selected Icon".To view all the icons at the same time, choose the Show all icons command from the Options menu. Each of the icons in the current directory is displayed in the viewing window to the right of the list . The viewing window is scrollable, so if there are more icons than can be displayed at one time in the viewing window, a scroll bar appears enabling scrolling through the icons. The Viewer can also be resized to increase the size of the viewing area to allow more icons to be visible at once.$9If the directory is changed while icons are displayed in the viewing window, the window is cleared.Any files in the currentl directory that are not valid Windows 3.0 Icons appear as solid black squares in the viewing area.::!3Selecting an icon to editv:("9Selecting an Icon to EditThere are several ways an icon be selected from the Viewer and loaded into the editor:; G269Pp- Dragg the "Selected Icon" from the Viewer and dropit on the Editor's editing area or on one of the six iconboxes in the Status Area.- Dra=eg an icon from the viewing window and drop it on the Editor's editing area or on one of the six iconboxes in the Status Area- Double-clicking a file in the filename list box.- Clicking a file in the filename list box and pressing Enter.- Enter the name directly into the FileName text box and press Enter.- Select an icon then choose the Open command from the File menu.jG#9An error will occur if you attempt to load an icon that does not have a valid Windows 3.0 icon format.!!! ; uc"(/d1k5W?A H~JLRoVXZP_acegilMp)sDw4{҂Me lHelvilled circle orTms RmnHID_DEFISymbolLORS5 from Courieru can defineRomanet your own co0$$$;2 ;  L%k5k5 ҂ ; ; ; u(/d1k5W?҂  ҂ ҂e uuuuuuuuuuuuuuc"uuuc"c"c"c"AoVc"c"~Jc"c"Xc"c"c"c"c"c"Ac"Ac"c"(/k5 H~J(/(/d1A He(/ Hg(/ Hi(/ Hl(/ HMp)s(/ H(/ HDw4{(/ Hd1d1Ad1d1k5k5k5ARk5k5k5k5~JW?W?W?W?AAoVcAAAAoVA~JLRARAR H~J~J~J~JLLLoVeXXXXZZP_aP_acceeegilMp)sDw4{gilMp)s)sDw4{Dw4{4{MMMMMe/&;)i245wwAllBarBorder@Brush MenuBrush SizeCircleCircle/Ellipse ToolColor4Color MenuColor PaletteCommandspCoordinates CopyCurrent IconCustom ColorspCutDefault ColorsDefining ColorslDeleteDithered ColorsdDotted Grid(Double ClickXDrag0DraggingDrop8EdittEdit MenuEditor@EditorIconsEllipseExitFileFile MenuxFilenameFill|Fill ToolFilled CircleFilled Circle/Ellipse ToolFilled SquareFilled Square ToolFlip Horizontal/VerticalFlipping a selectionFocus to Editor,Grid HideHorizontalIconIcons MenuICONWRKS.INIInINIInitializationInverse Screen ColorLInvertKeyboard8Keys0LeftLeft ButtonLineLine Grid$Line ToolMagnifyMenu DMouse ColorsMoving a selectionNewOpaqueOpenOptions MenuOutPaintpPaint ToolPaletteDPastePaste OpaquePathPixel RightRight ButtonRotate Left/RightRotating a selectionSave(Save AsSave ColorsScreen ColorDScrollScrollbarSelect\Select AllSelect Color`Select ToolSelectingSelectionSettings$ShowShow AllShowing Icons Single Click\SizeSolid ColorsSquareSquare ToolStatus BarTesting your iconToolTool PaletteToolsTTools MenuXUndoUndo Icon,VeritcalViewView MenuViewerViewing IconsX$Y(Zoom ScrollbarZooming In and Out|+F+F^]MUFP&FP1|P<<P!.P2PP.Pvv >.tb.PPT/&;)Lz4WBTREEWD$$Initialization file - ICONWRKS.INI; Keyboard - Editor Menu Commands - Editor File Menu - EditoruEdit Menu - Editorc"View Menu - Editor(/Tools Menu - Editord1Icons Menu - Editork5Color Menu - EditorW?Brush Menu - EditorAStatus Bar HTool Palette~JColor PaletteLDefining ColorsRScreen/Inverse Screen ColorsoVUndo IconXZooming In and OutZMoving a selectionP_Flipping a selectionaRotating a selectioncTesting your iconeSelect ToolgPaint TooliFill ToollLine ToolMpSquare Tool)sFilled Square ToolDwCircle/Ellipse Tool4{Filled Circle/Ellipse ToolKeyboard - ViewerMenu Commands - Viewer҂File Menu - ViewerEdit Menu - ViewerOptions Menu - ViewerMViewing IconseSelecting an icon to editFu?t ΋?tXx"L\|ss@+L\|s3XPU2R@P"3ۋˋ t  tU3 tU t ڃD t t ڃX P3ɋ tU t D tU t D t t X P3ۋ t eʃD tU t ʃD tU t ʃD t ʃՁ?X P3RD t eڃD tU t ڃDU t ڃQ3ɋD t eDU t DeY]ыˋX t^2URVW_^譋ȭحЭ3r EU>JW@W<W8r";Tu ;Du;\u; s 2Y[_^Q63;sb u;wARS3 tP tꡜ t[+[]蕒sOsO+‹ɐ u t ًʋ3Ë>X]uNJ݊Ί򗕊Ԋ2uxNte ͊ tD rrwr't"XPr rXPr sF3ՋʊKu Nא sv t+ rXrLwrt3sFM]EX]䀈e @}~TuE XPrrXPrs Š t r%rw'r6t1ge XPr rXPr3sF32S