AM>   I would like to know if there is any function (or
AM>   whatever) that saves a bitmap to a file.
KK>   There is the Cbitmap::GetBitmapBits() which will send the
KK>   bits of the bitmap to a buffer. I would imagine that you
KK>   might then save the contents of the buffer easily enough.
KK>   Check your VC++ Online Help.
I've done that, several times. But with an outside help I found
my mistake: I was copying the *wrong* part of the screen <:-(
KK>   The bitmap data itself may be private. What you probably
KK>   want to do is save the entire bitmap structure.
KK>   That means you will likely want to declare a structure,
KK>   and then use the CBitmap member functions to read all the
KK>   parameter data and plug it into your structure, and then
KK>   read the bitmap itself into the structure, and then save
KK>   the entire structure.
KK>   As you can probably tell, I haven't actually attempted this
KK>   myself. :)
I could solve the problem, by using one of the examples.
KK>   It may actually be as simple as writing the class itself
KK>   to disk, since the code elements will not be included
KK>   in the data segment, and then reloading it using the
KK>   CBitmap::LoadBitmap() function.
No, it's not. The class can't be written to disk :-(
KK>   One of these two methods, and possibly both, should work.
I now have a working routine. Do you want to see it?
Alberto Monteiro
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