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Thanks Remy
 
 Remy Lebeau (TeamB) says:
> 
> "Asger Joergensen" <junk@Asger-P.dk> wrote in message 
> news:MPG.21d0abd3ce2daf26989982@newsgroups.borland.com...
> 
> > So how do I get a HDC from a HBITMAP ?
> 
> CreateCompatibleDC(), SelectObject(), and SelectPalette(), and 
> RealizePalette().

Do I  need the palette in 24bit ?
> 
> > I know I can assign the HBITMAP to a TBitmap->Handle
> > but I'm not interested in an extra copy of the bitmap.
> 
> Assigning an HBITMAP to a TBitmap does not make a copy.  The TBitmap takes 
> ownership of the HBITMAP instead.

I tried using the TBitmap Handle and it works, but I'm not sure 
if it will work corectly.

The thing is that I an using a TImageList to hold some bitmaps, 
but I don't like the ImageList:Draw function, it makes some 
realy bad looking blended images + it is extremly slow.

So I have written my own Draw function, but I need to get the 
bitmaps, since I use the scanlines in my draw function.

Imagelist::GetBitmap uses Draw to return the image, so that would 
eat the speed I gained.

I was thinking that I could use GetImageBitmap() but I would like 
it to work with the System Imagelist as well as with a user filled 
Imagelist.

Do You know if the HBITMAP returned from GetImageBitmap() is valid 
when images are aded to the System Imagelist after a call to 
SHGetFileInfo() ?
By valid I mean containing all images in the list.

When You mentioned that TBitmap takes ownership I got my doubts.

I have tried adding an OnChange event to the ImageList but
that isn't called when the system adds images.

Do You have some suggestions ?

Thanks in advance
Asger