This section explores key GDI (Graphics Device Interface) functions commonly used in Windows applications. Understanding these functions is crucial for efficient graphics handling.
Handles the creation, manipulation, and storage of bitmap data.
Manages color properties, gradients, and color blending operations.
Defines drawing parameters, lines, curves, and text drawing operations.
Optimizes text display, including sizing, layout, and positioning.
Handles different image formats like BMP, JPG, and PNG.
Uses techniques like JPEG and PNG compression for image reduction.