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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jun 17 14:32:16 +0000
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The .NET Clipboard implementation just puts two formats into the OLE clipboard
which are visible for the OLE clipboard: "System.Drawing.Bitmap" which is not
very usefull for non .NET applications and CF_BITMAP which contains a native GDI
handle but not any flat storage with the image data.
Windows internal clipboard implementation only does a conversion to CF_DIB for
the old Win 3.x based clipboard API.
OOo uses the OLE clipboard implementation (as .NET does) but only accepts
formats where data is in a flat storage or in a metafile handle.
Native device dependent bitmap handles are currently not supported as all know
applications provide a CF_DIB (device independent bitmap) in a memory stream to
the OLE clipboard but no application provided a CF_BITMAP format.
Naturally OOo platform independent application code isn't able to deal with
native GDI object handles, so we need an implementation in the system clipboard
layer that does a conversion from a bitmap handle to the bitmap data.
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