AboutPicturesTEXT.0pecs0(A6); clr.l LastLineSTEXT纮 L? 𠁘2朤变TXEDTEXT  。OMEn Bitmapped Pictures OMEn bitmapped pictures come in two to 256 colours. The colour depthmay be indicated in the file type: BMAP(not indicated) BM00one colour plane, two colours (transparent background) BM01one colour plane, two colours BM02two colour planes, four colours BM04four colour planes, sixteen colours BM08eight colour planes, 256 colours (for TT & Falcon) BM16sixteen bit colours, Falcon truecolour (not implemented) Single plane pictures may be displayed on any screen, in any colours,normal or inverse", according to window colour/inverse settings. Two plane bitmaps can be displayed properly on any screen exceptmonochrome as black/dark-gray/light-gray/white images. (On the four colour display, ST Medium-Rez, dark-gray" has beenset to blue, and light-gray" to gold in order to provide somecolour.) Four plane (16 colour) bitmaps will show properly on 16 or 256 colourscreens. 256 colour (8 plane) pictures show correctly only on 256 colourdisplays. All pictures can be printed on a colour dot-matrix printer (usingPaint`Booth or Micro`Word), which will convert (a temporary copy of)the picture into whatever form is required to print it properly bothin size and closest available colours. Programming note: This conversion between sizes and colours is doneeasily by the system call _ConvertBitmap", which is available toapplication software.