Below are descriptions of all the standard Cvo options.  This will be included
in the future Cvo doc.

				-Paul

Cvo recognizes the following standard options:

    -background	color
    -bg color

	Set the default background for the application to "color".  This is
     the same as setting the resource:

	*background: color

    -bordercolor color
    -bd color

	Set the default border color for the application to "color".  This is
     the same as setting the resource:

	*borderColor: color

    -borderwidth width
    -bw width

	Set the default border width of the of top level windows in the
    application to be "width" pixels.  Note that window managers may override
    this.  The is the same as setting the resource:

	*Application.borderWidth: width

    -clicktotype
    (+clicktotype)

	Turn click to type mode on (off) for the application.  This implies
    That you must click the mouse in an input area in order to type there.
    The is the same as setting the resource:

	*clickToType:	on
	(*clickToType:	off)

    -debug
    (+debug)

	Turn on (off) debug mode.  This is used by developers to cause Cvo
    to dump core on an X error instead of simply exiting.  The is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*debug:	on
	(*debug:	off)

    -detach

	Cause Cvo to run the application detached from the current terminal.
    This is accomplished by calling the fork(2) system call and exiting
    in the parent.  The is the same as setting the resource:

	*detach: on

    -display machine:screen

	Set the display Cvo is to open to be "machine:screen", as opposed
    to opening the default display (often set via the DISPLAY environment
    variable).

    -foreground	color
    -fg color

	Set the default foreground for the application to "color".  This is
     the same as setting the resource:

	*foreground: color

    -ff foundry

	Set the default foundry for fonts to be "foundry".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*fontFoundry: foundry

    -fm family

	Set the default family for fonts to be "family".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*fontFamily: family

    -fs size

	Set the default size for fonts to be "size".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*fontSize: size

    -fw weight

	Set the default weight for fonts to be "weight".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*fontWeight: weight

    -fn font
    -font font

	Set the default font to be "font".  This is the same as setting the
    resource:

	*FONT: weight

    -geometry geom

	Set the default geometry for top level windows to be "geom".  This is
    the same as setting the resource:

	*Application.geometry: geom

    -icongeometry geom
    -igeometry geom

	Set the default geometry for icons to be "geom".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*Application.iconGeometry: geom

    -iconpixmap file
    -ipixmap file

	Set the pixmap to be used for the icon to be "file".  The window
    manager is responsible for displaying the pixmap.  This is the same as
    setting the resource:

	*Application.iconPixmap: file

    -iconmask file
    -imask file

	Set the mask to be used for the icon to be "file".  The window
    manager is responsible for displaying the pixmap.  This is the same as
    setting the resource:

	*Application.iconMask: file

    -iconic

	Start the application iconified instead of opened.  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*Application.iconic: on

    -mono

	Force the application to be monochrome, even on color workstations.
    This is the same as setting the resource:

	*monochrome: on

    -name name

        Set the name used for extracting resources to be "name".

    -printclasses
    (+printclasses)

	Cause Cvo to print the full class name for every access to the
    X Resource Database by the application.  This is typically used to
    determine what resources are being used.  This is the same as setting
    the resource:

	*printclasses: on
	(*printclasses: off)

    -printnames
    (+printnames)

	Cause Cvo to print the full resource name for every access to the
    X Resource Database by the application.  This is typically used to
    determine what resources are being used.  This is the same as setting
    the resource:

	*printnames: on
	(*printnames: off)


    -printevents
    (+printevents)

	Cause Cvo to print every event as it is encountered.  This is
    typically used by developers to debug applications.  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*printevents: on
	(*printevents: off)

    -reverse
    -rv
    (+reverse)
    (+rv)

	Turn on (off) reverse video for the application.  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*reverseVideo: on
	(*reverseVideo: off)

    -synchronous

	Cause Cvo to run X in synchronous mode.  This is used during
    debugging to cause X errors to occur closer to the cause of the
    error.  This is the same as setting the resource:

	*synchronous: on

    -title title

	Set the title of the application to "title".  This is the same
    as setting the resource:

	*Application.Title: title

    -xrm resource

	Set the generical X resource "resource" for the application.  An
    example would be:

	-xrm "*Button.chamfer: 4"

	Cause the chamfer of Button's to be 4.  This would be the same
    as setting the resource:

	*Button.chamfer: 4
