Showing/Hiding Images on mouseLeave...

Rob Cozens rcozens at pon.net
Thu Nov 14 21:34:01 EST 2002


>A graphic is a rectangle, oval, etc object that is based on vector point
>information.  An image is a bitmap that is created by painting or importing
>(GIF, JPEG, etc).

Thanks Scott, for furthering my education:  I do know the difference 
between vector and bitmap representation; but had not made the 
association between vector/bitmap <-->graphic/image.

Are there any essential differences in the properties and/or behavior 
of graphics and images?

TIA,
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Rob Cozens
CCW, Serendipity Software Company
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Who are a little wise, the best fooles bee."

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