Not that I'm aware of. Why do you need to do that? I just keep the
original bitmap as a .bmp file on my HD.
Or do you need to keep the full 24 bits in the resource file, so you can use
the data for 16 bit images on a prism or similar? If so, I think there is a
special tool for the prism.
Regards,
Alan Ingleby
"Todd Walk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Alan Ingleby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> > AFAIK, The Palm uses an 8 bit index to a 12 bit colourmap (4:4:4) for
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> > Palm IIIc. Therefore constructor is probably doing the right thing.
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> > I found it easier to remap my pictures to the Palm default colour
palette
> > before pasting into constructor.
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> Okay, from what I've read now, it seems that the problem is caused by
> constructor converting the pasted bitmap's palette to the palm system
> palette.
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> So is there any way to save the palette from the pasted bitmap in
> constructor? (Custom color palette thingy?)
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> Todd.
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