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\ApAssist
\: - This is the Quick Help for the display onion skin panel -
\: -----------------------------------------------------------------------
\: Written by David E. Patterson
\: -----------------------------------------------------------------------
\font topaz.font 8
\tc 1
\wr
\lj
\dd "imh_descriptor"
\index "hlp_index/index"
\toc "imh_toc/toc"
\help "aa_help/help
\node "mdo_on"
\title "On/Off"
\next "mdo_matchedge"
\prev ""
This will turn the onion skin on and off. You must first specify an overlay
buffer. This is done by selecting the \{ \ts b Specify Overlay Buffer \}
control, and then selecting the buffer to be used as the onion skin
transparencey. You may \{ \ts b not \} use the current primary buffer as the
onion skin buffer. Once the buffer has been selected, and activated, the
transparency can then be turned on and off by pressing the \{ \ts b n \} key
on the keyboard.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
On/Off\}
\endnode
\node "mdo_matchedge"
\title "Match Edge"
\next "mdo_specifyoverlay"
\prev "mdo_on"
This will match the primary and overlay buffers edges.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
Match Edge\}
\endnode
\node "mdo_specifyoverlay"
\title "Specify Overlay Buffer"
\next "mdo_trans"
\prev "mdo_matchedge"
You must select a buffer, other than the primary, as the overlay buffer. The
onion skin feature will not work until an overlay buffer is specified.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
Specify Overlay Buffer\}
\endnode
\node "mdo_trans"
\title "Trans."
\next "mdo_xoffset"
\prev "mdo_specifyoverlay"
This allows you to set the amoun of transparency for the onion skin. If the
transparency is set to 50%, both images are equally visible. If this is set
to 0%, then only the primary will be visible, and if this is set to 100%,
then only the overlay buffer will be visible.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
Trans.\}
\endnode
\node "mdo_xoffset"
\title "X Offset"
\next "mdo_yoffset"
\prev "mdo_trans"
This allows you to specify how much in the X dimension you would like to
offset the overlay buffer.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
X Offset\}
\endnode
\node "mdo_yoffset"
\title "Y Offset"
\next ""
\prev "mdo_xoffset"
This allows you to specify how much in the Y dimension you would like to
offset the overlay buffer.
User Interface: \{ \nw \ts b Display Panel
Onion Skin
Y Offset\}
\endnode