AIPS++ documentation authors should use graphics sparingly, as they degrade response time in some browsers and over slow networks. The GIF graphics shown here are recommended for use in AIPS++ documentation when you need more emphasis than is available with fonts alone.
These graphics are kept in docs/gif. The IMG referencing examples will therefore work as is for a document in any directory that is one level below docs, e.g., docs/memos. AIPS++ documents elsewhere should use such relative addressing, adjusted to fit their location.
<IMG ALT="(DONE)" SRC="../gif/done.gif">
Use to flag completed items in "live" planning documents, e.g.:
<IMG ALT="(NEW)" SRC="../gif/new.gif">
Use to flag newly-added items in "live" documents, e.g.,
<IMG ALT="WARNING" ALIGN=MIDDLE SRC="../gif/warning.gif">
Use sparingly to mark items that require unusual caution on part of user/reader, e.g.,
This
application is not for the faint-hearted. It may delete all your
data!
<IMG ALT="WORKZONE" ALIGN=MIDDLE SRC="../gif/workzone.gif">
Use temporarily to mark parts of a document that are still being worked on, especially where anchors or other text incomplete, e.g.,
This document
is still under construction.
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