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Windows 2000 Graphics API Black Book (Black Book (Coriolis Group Books Software)) (Paperback)

by D. Chandler (Author), Michael Feotsch (Author)
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Book Description
Focuses on three vital Windows graphics programming technologies: the Windows Graphics Device Interface (GDI), DirectDraw, and Image Color Management (ICM) 2.0. Contains in-depth coverage of image manipulation, file format management, and ICM technologies. Teaches how to control every aspect of Windows bitmaps, reliably render/capture images to the printer and other devices, and compressing and decompressing images. Demonstrates how to read and write common image file formats, manipulate images in the pixel and frequency domains and cross-dissolve, warp, and morph images.

About the Author
Michael Fötsch (Graz, Austria) gained his first programming experience when writing text adventures in BASIC at the age of 13. He used to program for VGA and SVGA graphics cards under MS-DOS before he made friends with DirectX and 32-bit Windows. He currently develops graphics and multimedia applications for Windows and DirectX.