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In article <1993Jan6.135311.24368@neptune.inf.ethz.ch> mhof@iiic.ethz.ch (Markus Alexander Hof) writes:
>Hello together,
>
>Just got a little problem, for which  I have a solution, but which is awfully
>complicated. I got 20 little Bitmaps, which I ought to have also turned 90 and
>180 and 270 degree. Only solution I found is to enter all turned versions as
>well into the iconedit. 
>
>PS: Can't use any transformations or segmentchains, because first it's really 
>dynamic and second has to be drawn very quick (I use now GpiBitBlt).

Try this.  Create a presentation space that isn't associated with a
window (I think WinCreatePS is the function...).  All you need is you
HAB to do this.

WinDrawBitmap each of your bitmaps into this PS.  Use pixel-by-pixel
functions to create rotated bitmaps from them.  Then use
GpiCreateBitmap to make bitmaps from the rotated images.  use them
just as you'd use the ones in your resource file (I think).  Or leave
all the bitmaps (rotated and normal) in various (non-overlapping!)
regions of your extra PS and use GpibitBlt to copy them to the window
when you need them.
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