Make_image is a simple program which is used to make 'bit map' images
for use with the UIS$IMAGE function on a VAXStation.  The program expects
an input file which contains many lines of text, all the same length, and
which only contain 0's and 1's.  This is translated into a file which can
be 'included' into the ("C") source file as a static integer array.  The
program does the bit pattern reversing required by VAX C.

	The source file must contain lines of all the same length.  The
lines contain only 0's and 1's, with each character a pixel and 1's where
you want the screen to be marked.

	The input file usually has the extension .DAT while the output file
created will have the same file name as the input but with the extension
.IMAGE. If the input file is very wide, then the static array will be too
wide for VAX C.  For those cases the .IMAGE file must be manually edited
to reduce each line to less than 132 characters.

	Use something like EVE to produce the input file because it works
fine with even VERY wide source files (use 'SHIFT RIGHT nn' command). Also,
EVE's overstrike mode is useful.

	The program TEST_IMAGE is provided to verify that the resulting
bit map is correct.  Edit the source of TEST_IMAGE to change the name of
the file in the #INCLUDE statement, then re-compile, link, run.  TEST_IMAGE
creates a large window and displays the image you defined.  If the image
is small, then the display manager will enlarge the size if each bit to
use as much of the window as possible.  If the size of the image is very
big, the image will be clipped.  Recompile the source if you want the window
to have a different size or ratio of width to height.