i'm very sorry for my mixup.
what i want is to gnerate an image with some popolar graphic tool (PSP,
PhotoShop ...), save it in the PC as a windows BMP file, and then take it to
my PC application, which cut the header from the file, and transfer the
image data to the palm.
so i need to generate the right file size in the PC,
which mean 1 bit color = X byte, 2 bit color = 2X byte, 4 bit color = 4X
byte
i looked at the graphic tools, and i saw they all can make 1/4/8 bit color
file (with the right number of bytes),
and i need also the 2 bit color file (with 2X byte size).
so i asked if there any, and i learned that windows can't support it,
than i asked if anyone knows how the bytes are arranged in the image file,
so i could take a 4 bit color BMP file with 2 bit colors in it, and remove
the unused bytes in my application.

ok ?
again sorry for the mixup

shay



"Tom Zerucha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On Wed, Sep 13, 2000 at 11:39:36AM +0200, Shay wrote:
>
> > thanks, i saw that PilRC support this, but i'm looking for an PC
> > application, that can save the 2 bmp file in the PC - "x.bmp".
>
> > i might need to take a 4/8 bit bmp file, and cut the unused bits from
the
> > file,
> > anyone knows what do i need to cut ?
>
> What you are asking doesn't make sense.  Maybe because you are calling
> everything "bmp".  There is NO SUCH THING as a 2 bit depth BMP windows
> paint type bitmap file.  No PC application will ever generate or
> import one.
>
> Pilrc runs on the PC, and is a PC application, so I don't know what
> you mean here.
>
> No bits are unused in a 4/8 bpp bmp file.  Some may be redundant, but
> since you haven't said what you are doing (why you need to cut them),
> no one can help you.
>
> What is the format you want to convert from? - don't use the word
> bitmap or bmp, but describe the format and what generates it and the
> information it contains.
>
> Do the same for the format you want to convert to.
>
> Don't just say I want to convert a "bmp to a bmp".
>
> Is the image going to or coming from the Palm?  I am assuming it is
> 2bpp on the palm - is that correct?  What do you want to do with it on
> the PC - create? display? modify?
>
>
>





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