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author: Eric Mandel
show_author: ShowNone
author_organization: Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
node_expert: eric@cfa.harvard.edu
expiration_date: 12/31/93
last_modifier: eric@cfa.harvard.edu
last_mod_date: 12/03/92
mod_num: 2
@end(header)
@b<This window will tell you how to tailor ASSIST options to suit your needs.>

There are three ways in which the ASSIST can be tailored to
suit your needs and tastes:

1. You can manipulate any of the X11 ASSIST resources to control the
look and feel of the ASSIST displays.

2. You can specify often-used tasks, programs or one-line commands, or you can
create a file of "recipes" to be included in her personal ASSIST setup.

3. You can specify where different ASSIST windows will be placed on
the screen and how many windows can be displayed at one time.

To learn about manipulating X11 resources for the ASSIST:
@button<User-Specified Resources, Resources>

To learn more about the user-specified tasks:
@button<User-Specified IRAF Tasks, User_Tasks>

To learn more about the user-specified recipes:
@button<User-Specified IRAF Recipes, User_Recipes>

To learn more about the user-specified programs:
@button<User-Specified Unix Programs, User_Programs>

To learn more about the user-specified one-liners:
@button<User-Specified One-Liners, User_OneLiners>

To learn about ASSIST window stack mangement:
@button<Window Management, Stack_Management>