(the color just below color 0 in the
menu)
becomes color 2; color 2
becomes
color
1;
color 3
becomes
Color
O.
•
It
can
be
"backfilled."
A backfilled icon
is
the
same
as
an
icon
shown
in inverse video, with
one
exception: contiguous
areas
of
an
icon
normally shown in color 0
that
adjoin any of
the
borders
of
the
icon
remain
color 0 when the icon is highlighted.
To
highlight
an
icon in inverse video, choose Inverse from
the
Hi Lite
menu
before you save
the
icon.
To
backfill a highlighted icon, choose Backfill
from the HiLite
menu
before you save the icon.
Specifying the Border Width
Below
each
icon on the
Workbench
is
the
name
of
the
file
that
the
icon
represents.
The
Icon Editor lets you choose either to
put
one
blank
line
between
the
icon's
image
and
its
name
or
not
to
put
space
between
the icon
and
the image.
From
the Misc
menu,
choose
either
0 (for no space) or 1
(for
one
line
between
the image
and
the
name)
from the
submenu
that
appears when you point to the Set Bottom Border item.
Saving an Icon
When
you save an icon, you replace
an
icon on
the
Workbench
with
the
icon in
the
currently selected frame. However,
the
type of
the
icon you
replace
and
the
type of
the
icon
that
was most recently
loaded
into the
currently selected frame must
be
the
same
.
There
are five types of icons:
Appendices
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