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Import images to scale directly into the composition. |
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Align images precisely with true background control including the snap-to-grid feature. |
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Choose from 128 predefined colors or expand the number of choices using
custom color generation.
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Add text and other graphical annotations for highlighting information. |
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Easily resize any image, annotation, or the actual composition. |
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Quickly change attributes, shape, fill, or border color. |
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Edit CGM and CGM+ files without returning to the original application. |
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Multiple monitor support allows displaying up to three different monitors
with one workstation. |
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Pan and zoom the composition. Add, rotate, and edit text; including a variety of
fonts styles and sizes. |
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Add lines, circles, polygons, filled polygons, and filled B-splines. |
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Import CGM images to scale. |
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Display the image coordinates and size of an area. Resize, rotate, and overlay
images easily. |
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Save any part of your CGM graphic, including grouped elements, as a separate CGM file. |
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Build the colormap based on the colors defined in the opened CGM file, rather
than using an arbitary colormap. |
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"Fit To Short side" allows CGM graphics much longer in one
direction than
another ( e.g., well logs) to be displayed initially at a scale that is readable and then can
be viewed by scrolling down the length. |
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Options
- Import raster files (including TIFF, JPEG, GIF, BMP, CALS, TGA, and XWD)
in the COMPOSER.
- Use the Enhanced 35-Font (including Times, Century Schoolbook, Avant Grade,
Zaph Dingbats, and more) or the International font package.
- Add standard lithology patterns from a library of 24 patterns, edit existing patterns,
or create your own in the PREVIEWER.
- Choose from 16 API well symbols or edit current well symbols and place them
as annotations in your composition in the COMPOSER.
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Supported O/S
- Sun Solaris 8, 9, 10
- AIX 5.1, 5.2, 5.3
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux, Advanced Server version 2.1
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux, ES/AS 3 and 4
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