BitMapper takes ‘snapshots’ of your active SuperPaint document window and turns them into 'BTMP' or 'BTM#' resources which it places on the clipboard. It also places a 'PICT' copy of the selection on the clipboard so that you can see what the 'BTMP' or 'BTM#' looks like.
  The 'BTMP' resource type consists of a BitMap data structure followed by a bit image. The baseAddr field of the saved resource is set to Nil. The bounds field is set to a rectangle the size of the selection rectangle with its top left corner set to (0,0). RowBytes is the actual width of the selection (in bytes), rounded up to an even width if necessary. The actual bit image then follows.
  The 'BTM#' resource type consists of a list of 'BTMP' resources. It begins with an INTEGER count field indicating how many 'BTMP' entries are in the resource. Then, each entry consists of an INTEGER szEntry field and a 'BTMP'. The szEntry field gives the size, in bytes, of the entry. That is, the size of the 'BTMP' resource for the entry plus two (the size of the INTEGER szEntry field). This makes it easy to quickly walk through the 'BTM#' to get to the indexed 'BTMP' entry that you are interested in.
  For details on using 'BTMP' and 'BTM#' resources, see Mike Scanlin’s article in MacTutor magazine.
  Please send comments to: Michael Ogawa, 619-224-3058, 619-721-7000 (Palomar Software), or AppleLink “M.O”.
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