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* Subject: OS/2 Developer Magazine, GUI Corner column,            *
*          "What's In a Bitmap?" - November/December 1995 issue.  *
* Purpose: Compilable 32-Bit source code sample to illustrate     *
*          bitmaps within OS/2.                                   *
* Authors: Matt Smith, Prominare Inc.                             *
*          Mark Benge, IBM Software Solutions                     *
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*          Version 1   - Initial cut                              *
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* This code is provided on an asis basis with no implied support. *
* It should be considered freeware that cannot be rebundled as    *
* part of a larger "*ware" offering without our consent.          *
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* This self-extracting zip file contains the source and executable to
* demonstrate printing within OS/2. We've included a makefile for the
* IBM VisualAge C++ for OS/2, WATCOM, and the Borland compiler.
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* P L E A S E  S E E  README.NOW  F O R  A D D I T I O N A L
* I N F O R M A T I O N.  It contains corrections to a few errors
* that appear in the article text.
*
* Please direct any comments, questions, and such to either Matt Smith
* (Internet: msmith@prominare.com CompuServe: 70363,1175) or Mark Benge
* (Internet: banzai@vnet.ibm.com CompuServe: 73532,2063  VNET: banzai AT CARY)
*
* Please note that this code is freeware and is provided on an "AS IS"
* basis, without any type of support.
*
* Stay tuned for the January/February '95 issue of the OS/2 Developer,
* as we explore ROPs.
*