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Originally Posted by osgZach
I would like to suggest, that if you can't say anything nice....
But seriously. Everybody starts somewhere. Sorry we're not all geniuses and use C/C++ like the rest of you  |
No, really, I mean it. I'm a terrible excuse for a programmer myself, so I should know. A DIB is the simplest kind of image data you can get; it's just an RGB bitmap with some metadata tacked on (the only gotcha is that it's stored upside down). The Win32 API provides a lot of functions for interacting directly with DIB's, and information on how to do stuff with DIB's is readily available just a Google search away. If you cannot figure out what to do with it on your own, your chances of succeding in doing whatever you want to do is not very high. Start with something easier.