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On Dec 29,  3:30pm, M. Draham wrote:
> 
> I am running on a SUN architecture using OpenWindows 2.0.  I have computed the
> wavelet transform of some data, ported the output files to KHOROS and am
> displaying the images using cantata.  Is there any relatively easy way that I
> can incorporate axes into the images, along with axes markings.
>                                     Thank you,
>                                     Michael L. Draham
>                                     a.k.a.
>                                     draham@NADC.NAVY.MIL
> 
}-- End of excerpt from M. Draham

Yes. Start up xprism2, plot a function (e.g. 'x'), then adjust the axes
options & attributes as you like; then use 'HIDE' to remove the graph
from the axes. To better use space, set the axes option 'Plot Legend'
to 'off'. bring up a 'putimage' window with the image that will get the
axes.  Now resize the Xprism2-workspace until the image fits in the
plot area. Select 'Output' in the Xprism2 form and make a screen dump
of the axes workspace. (make shure the workspace is not obstructed when
you hit 'return' in the output pane). This screen dump file can then be
combined with your image by vinsert.  As vinsert doesn't like mapped
files or different number of bands on its inputs, so you will have to
stuff the xprism2 workspace file through vmapdata first. The fastest way
to find the upper left corner for the insert is to bring the screen
dump into putimage and move the mouse to the max of the Y axis. You can
then read the coordinates for vinsert from the bottom of the putimage
window.

This may all sound a bit clumsy and complicated, but once you tried it and
got your axes dump file(s) set up, it's straightforward.

\Peter