Name:        Icon Ed
Programming: Matthias Liffers <tmp.2@foxgold.net.au>
Version:     2.0A
Machine:     TI-83
Description: A TI Basic program for creating icons for Aurora

* YOU NEED SQUISH!!!

- Version 2.0A

	- Started using the Aurora API
	- Doesn't need a picture anymore
	- Got rid of help (was too big and useless)

- Version 1.0

	- Made my own little GUI
	- Needs Pic9 for the UI and saving
	- Snazzy help proggie

- Hopes and dreams for Version 3.0

	- Writing it in ASM (I still need to learn ASM first)

Known Bugs/Limitations

	- The first time you run it after running an ASM program
	  the window disappears.  Click on the X and restart
	- It can't save
	- You need squish to make the icon
	- The hotspot for the pixels are a little off-centre
	- If you move the cursor to the very right of the edit window,
	  you can draw pixels where you shouldn't (doesn't affect the
	  definition of icon)

	Most of these bugs should be easy to overcome.  I would have
	done it already, 'cept I lent my cable to a friend.  Others
	won't be so easy

Once you get the hex definition for the icon, you need to manually insert it into a program, so that it looks like this:-

:<hex code goes here>
:End
:0000
:End

Then Squish the program.  The last three lines are needed to make
Squish think that it's dealing with an assembly program.

It's a bit big, but I was bored.

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