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Name the function is used to transfer bitmaps to an output
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Name the function is used to transfer bitmaps to an output device?..

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Using LoadBitmap();we can load the bitmaps at the runtime.

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Name the function is used to transfer bitmaps to an output device?..

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BitBlt is used for Bit Block transfer and StretchBlt is used
to transfer the bits and stretch the image.

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