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A '''Monochrome bitmap''' is black and white. A monochrome bitmap is a rectangular grid of pixels, but each pixel is represented by a single bit. Eight pixels are in each byte of the bitmap. Monochrome bitmaps are often used for bitmapped text.<ref>[http://fastgraph.com/help/monochrome_bitmaps.html fastgraph.com/help/monochrome_bitmaps.html]</ref> |
A '''Monochrome bitmap''' is black and white bitmap file. A monochrome bitmap is a rectangular grid of pixels, but each pixel is represented by a single bit. Eight pixels are in each byte of the bitmap. Monochrome bitmaps are often used for bitmapped text or single-colored images.<ref>[http://fastgraph.com/help/monochrome_bitmaps.html fastgraph.com/help/monochrome_bitmaps.html]</ref> |
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A Monochrome bitmap is black and white bitmap file. A monochrome bitmap is a rectangular grid of pixels, but each pixel is represented by a single bit. Eight pixels are in each byte of the bitmap. Monochrome bitmaps are often used for bitmapped text or single-colored images.[1]
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