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On Jan 21, 5:42 pm, Oliver Bock wrote:
Enhanced metafiles are just a serialisation of Win32 GDI commands. That is, you can record a bunch of lines, circles, etc. I think Microsoft does not emphasise them much because they won't do a good job with GDI+ rendering and probably won't work at all with WPF. Thus it is a legacy format, one which was largely used by Microsoft for OLE2, which is itself in decline and being deemphasised, because nobody could ever get it to work well. Thanks, Oliver. Your explanation makes sense. James A. Fortune |
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