CIP(9.1) CIP(9.1) NAME cip - picture drawing program SYNOPSIS cip DESCRIPTION Cip is an interactive drawing program that writes pic(1) input files. It provides a pallette of pic shapes (box, circle, ellipse, line, arc, spline, and text) for drawing and editing pictures on a screen. There is a macro facility for treating a collection of drawn shapes as a single entity. The mouse provides positional information. The buttons invoke drawing, editing, and command functions. The keyboard is used only for typing in text strings and file- names. The pictures are saved as pic descriptions, and can be included with text, tables, and equations as input to troff. Existing pic descriptions of pictures can be dis- played and edited as well. Cip relies on the host machine only for file transfers. If the host crashes while you are creating or modifying a pic- ture, there is no way to save the picture. FILES /usr/jerq/mbin/cip.m - terminal program SEE ALSO pic(1), ped(9.1) Sally A. Browning, Cip User's Manual: One Picture is Worth a Thousand Words.