OS/2 bitmap family
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IBM OS/2 used a different BMP file format than Microsoft Windows, so that the two formats are not interchangeable. See [[BMP]] for Windows Bitmap. | IBM OS/2 used a different BMP file format than Microsoft Windows, so that the two formats are not interchangeable. See [[BMP]] for Windows Bitmap. | ||
Revision as of 22:12, 11 November 2012
IBM OS/2 used a different BMP file format than Microsoft Windows, so that the two formats are not interchangeable. See BMP for Windows Bitmap.
Resources
- OS/2 Presentation Manager Programming Reference Guide, Vol III [1]
- OS/2 Bitmap File Format Summary From Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats at FileFormat.Info (1996)
- Wikipedia page on the BMP file format has some info related to OS/2
