Clip Art
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In Clip Art, ON DISK MONTHLY presents art designed to be used
with your favorite desktop publishing or graphics editing
program.  The Clip Art is provided in the widely recognized .PCX
format.  You may have to refer to your desktop publishing or
graphics program's documentation for information on using .PCX
files.

^C^BUSING OUR CLIP ART^B

Every desktop publishing or graphics editing program has a cut
and paste function.  (You may have to refer to your specific
program's documentation for information on how your desktop
publishing or graphics editing program works.)  When you view
our clip art you'll notice that we provide multiple images
(clips) on one graphics page.  The idea is to use the cut and
paste feature to clip just the piece of art you want to use.

^C^BIN THIS ISSUE^B

This month's holiday Clip Art Pages come from the mighty mice of
Softdisk's artists.

^C^BTO USE THE ODM CLIP ART VIEWER^B

The main menu of the ODM CLIP ART VIEWER is a dual window
display.  The right section displays the clip art files in the
current subdirectory.  The left section displays the available
subdirectories available to change.  The following keys are
active:

The up and down arrows move the highlight one line at a time.

The PgUp and PgDn keys move the highlight one screen at a time.

The Home and End keys move to the top and the bottom of the
current list.

The left and right arrows change between the left and right
side of the windows.

The Enter key selects the file to view or changes the current
directory.

The ESC key exits to DOS.

When viewing a file, there is an abbreviated list of commands
across the bottom of the screen.  The available commands change
depending upon the size of the image being viewed.  The two that
are always active are F1 for help and ESC to return to the menu.

If the image is taller than the screen, the following keys are
active:

UpArrow - Scrolls the image up 8 scanlines.
DownArrow - Scrolls the image down 8 scanlines.
PgUp - Scrolls the screen up.
PgDn - Scrolls the screen down.
Home - Move to the top of the image.
End - Move to the bottom of the image.

If the image is wider than the screen, the following keys are
active:

LeftArrow - Scrolls the image left 8 pixels.
RightArrow - Scrolls the image right 8 pixels.
CTRL LeftArrow - Scrolls the screen left.
CTRL RightArrow - Scrolls the screen right.

Clip Art Viewer requires an EGA or VGA Graphics Adapter.











^C^BOutside On Disk Monthly^B

To run this program outside ^BOn Disk Monthly^B, type:
^BCLIPART^B.

^BDisk files this program uses:^B
^FCLIPART.BAT
^FODMCV.EXE
^FHOLIDAY1.PCX
^FHOLIDAY2.PCX
^FPIRACY.EXE