July 2000
Intermediate to advanced
1000 pages
24h 49m
English
by Jonathan Bates and Mickey Williams
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The device context, or DC, is the interface between an application that draws graphics and text on a two-dimensional surface and the device drivers and hardware that render those graphics.
Applications can draw with the same graphics device interface (GDI) functions, regardless of the actual hardware used, to achieve a consistent image to the best capabilities of the device.
The device context also can be interrogated to inform an application of the capabilities and ...
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