Usage: alice2 ... where ... indicates any combination of the below optional parameters. examples: alice2 -in wmap_ilc_3yr_v2_r6_sim.fits -nside 512 -ell 300 -xsz 800 -out test alice2 -in wmap_ilc_3yr_v2_r6_sim.fits -nside 512 -ell 300 -xsz 800 -out test_sos -sos alice2 -in wmap_ilc_3yr_v2_r6_sim.fits -nside 512 -ell 300 -xsz 500 -out test_orth -orth 1.0 [-in ] fits file contains the Q and U polarization components in the second and third columns. [-temperature ] an optional fits file containing temperature data, if different temperature than that in the above file is desired [-out ] string used as a prefix for output files [-texture ] optional input background texture [-nside ] nside of the background texture generated [-ell ] ell value at which background texture has power [-xsz ] x size: width of output images [-flat] use a flat kernel for convolution, instead of a sinusoidal one. [-steps ] number of steps to use for each line of the convolution [-step_arcmin ] arcminutes for each step in the convoloution [-threshold] [-orth ] orthogonal projection. should be between 0.0 and 1.0; it determines the zoom. [-alpha ] first euler angle [-beta ] second euler angle [-gamma ] third euler angle [-col ] color table index [-bar] plot a color bar at the bottom of the graphic [-title ] title (in quotes) for the plot [-fitsout ] output fits file that contains a texture. No graphic is plotted. [-texture2 ] a second texture, for interpolation [-frames ] number of frames used in interpolation [-sos] Science on a Sphere projection [-min ] minimum value for the temperature scale [-max ] maximum value for the temperature scale [-polmin ] minimum value for the polarization magnitude [-polmax ] maximum value for the polarization magnitude