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  1. Mar 12th, 2001, 03:43 PM #1
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    How can I change a picture once it is in my program. I have a program that captures the current screen and I want to change that picture while running the program.
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  2. Mar 12th, 2001, 04:31 PM #2
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    Look for info in the MSDN

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    Thanks for the reply. But what I am doing is I have a program that has a pacman image going across the screen and I want it to eat away at an picture box that has the screen capture in it.
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    If you know about bitblt and you have used a MASK with srcAND and a SPRITE with srcPAINT then you can do this. Whenever he moves, draw the mask wherever he has been, this will make it look black where he has travelled.
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