

  Kii (= "picture" in Hawaiian) is the program which Mana uses to
display images on an X terminal.  The window consists of a main region
where the image is displayed, a small "zoom box" where a magnified
view of the region around the cursor is shown, a colorbar showing the
current color map across the top of the window, a status box where the
coordinates and pixel values are displayed, and several buttons.
Clicking with the mounse in the different regions produces different
effects.

  Image Window:  Clicking with the left mouse button (mouse-1)
recenters the image at the specified location.  Clicking with the
right button (mouse-3) also recenters, but increases the zoom factor
by one.  Clicking with the middle button centers and decreases the
zoom factor.  

  Colorbar: Clicking and draging with the left button (mouse-1) alters
the color mapping.  Moving left-to-right slides the center of the
color scale with the mouse.  Moving up-and-down squeezes or expands
the color scale.  The middle button resets the color mapping.
Clicking and dragging side-to-side with the right button expands or
squeezes the color mapping.  **Note: the dynamic colormap cannot be
used with a 24 or 32 bit visual.  The standard Linux XFree86 server
does not support 8 bit visuals in 24 or 32 bit/pixel mode.  In this
case, the Kii window must resort to a static colormap with the
colorbar disabled.  In Linux, it is possible to run startx with the
following command-line options to force the 8 bit/pixel mode:
# startx -- -bpp 8 
This assumes that you have an 8bpp Display mode set in the XF86Config
file.  If not, you can just duplicate the 24 or 32 bpp Display modes
which will enable this option.

  Buttons:
    PS: this button creates a PostScript version of the image.
    Grey: this button makes the colormap a greyscale.
    Rainbow: this button makes the colormap a rainbow.
    Puns: this button make the colormap a blue and yellow mapping.
    Recenter: this button recenters the image and resets the zoom.

  Kii also recognizes several X Resource values:

  Below are the available Resources (with Gene's default values).  Unlike
most standard X programs, the geometry resource specifies the size of
the Image Window, not the borders of the entire window.  Valid values
for the colormap are: greyscale, grayscale (photonegative), -greyscale,
-grayscale (photopositive), Puns, GoBears (buff 'n blue colormap),
Rainbow (a rainbow map).  

  kii*Foreground:			white
  kii*Background:			maroon
  kii*Colormap:				greyscale
  kii*geometry:				540x540+10+10
  

  See Also: tv, cursor

