>1) which model support grayscale? Depths?
You find out at runtime by calling WinScreenMode or ScrDisplayMode.
Currently the answer is that all hardware devices so far do at least 2-bit,
but not all OS versions do.
>2) which OS support WinScreenMode() and ScrDisplayMode()?
They are the same fu
> > From: Michael S. Davis
> >
> > NOW, I want to create a grayscale image for the 2 bit and 4 bit
> > images. Is it possible to change the 2 bit and 4 bit images to use
> > grayscale and NOT require any new code AND have the grayscale image
> > show up on grayscale devices and the b/w image on 1
Jeudi 8 Mars 2001 20:24, Michael S. Davis a écrit:
> I use prc-tools and use the BITMAPFAMILIES but use only two colors in
> the other non-color bitmaps.
>
> NOW, I want to create a grayscale image for the 2 bit and 4 bit images.
> Is it possible to change the 2 bit and 4 bit images to use gra
> From: Michael S. Davis
>
> NOW, I want to create a grayscale image for the 2 bit and 4 bit images.
> Is it possible to change the 2 bit and 4 bit images to use grayscale and
> NOT require any new code AND have the grayscale image show up on
> grayscale devices and the b/w image on 1 bit devices?
This may be a stupid question but I have to ask it. I would appreciate
assistance from someone who actually uses grayscales, in this manner.
I have an application that uses Color. The color bitmap is simply a
background bitmap to a form. That's it's sole purpose. There is no
code manipulati
