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A screen page in memory. Most bit maps represent some sort of viewable graphics. You can use a "paint" program to edit graphic bit maps and make modifications to them. However, although objects such as rectangles and circles may appear in a graphic bit map, these objects cannot be edited as objects. You must modify these objects one bit at a time using the paint tools in the program. |
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