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    Resolved [RESOLVED] [2005] difference between images and bitmaps

    Hello all,
    Since i am somehow stupid in the graphics objects in the .net framework, can anyone tell me the technical difference between images and bitmaps objects ?? and also if i can switch bitmaps back to image objects ??

    thank you in advance for ur time

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    Re: [2005] difference between images and bitmaps

    Image Class
    Bitmap Class

    A quick search on msdn came up with those links.
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    Re: [2005] difference between images and bitmaps

    A bitmap is an image format that contains information to describe each pixel. The Bitmap class represents a bitmap object in .NET code. The Bitmap class inherits the Image class, which represents various image formats including bitmaps. Every Bitmap is an Image, but not every Image is a Bitmap. The Image class can save any image as bitmap though.
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    Re: [2005] difference between images and bitmaps

    thx all for your help
    and special thanks for jmcilhinney regarding the brief and direct to goal description

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