Pilot Icon Editor for Windows 95
Version 0.01 BETA 2
Copyright 1997 By Brad Goodman
goodman@oai.com

This was a program that I very QUICKLY hacked together
to allow you to graphicaly create and/or modify icon
resources on your PC. It has only been tested under
Windows 95 - and breifly at that.

If you are using the gcc compiler for the pilot,save 
your icon under the file name "tAIB03e8.bin" and link
it into your application with the rest of the "bin" files.
The icon editor program generates standard icon resources
and saves them to the specified file. Giving the file
this name, will tell the gcc linker to create a "tAIB"
(icon) resource with a resource ID of 1000. (0x03e8).

Conversly, if you take any .prc and use a program like
"prc2bin" (commonly available on most Pilot archive
sites) which will create "bin" files for each resource
in the given prc file, you can again open the tAIB03e8.bin
file that prc2bin will generate - provided of cource that
the App has an Icon.

I plan on doing MAJOR MAJOR enhancements to this in the
near future. If you use it, or like it, or hate it or
whatever, all I ask is that you drop me an E-Mail so I
know that people are finding this stuff useful!

Select a tool from the palet - left-click to draw
black pixels, right-click to draw white pixels.

The white backround area represents the 22x22 area 
that you should use for application icons. The total
area represents the 32x32 area used for the real
phyiscal icon resources.


Added in Beta 1:

"Undo" now works
Support for 32x32 icons
Added Line and Rectangle tools w/ tool pallet
Fixed some wacky problems when you drag out of the window.

Added in Beta 2:

Cleaned up support for different sized icons a bit.
Corrected size of 22x22 light area for app icons. (Was 23x22, oops!)
Added a circle tool which works pretty well.
Added a rectangle tool which draws from the center.

No Major Bugs Found Yet! Very Stable!

-BKG
goodman@oai.com