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Cashing in On Electronic Books

Posted in February 11th, 2008
by Mark Nelson in Business, Data Compression, Graphics, People, Writing

Jeff Bezos Hawks the Kindle It’s still not clear whether electronic books are the wave of the future or a consumer products cul-de-sac. Technology continues to improve, and there are certainly lots of good reasons for a device like Amazon’s Kindle to be the leading edge of a major wave of adoption. A few of [...]

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Rendering Transparent GIFs – Revisited

Posted in July 1st, 2002
by Mark Nelson in Graphics, Magazine Articles

Rendering GIFs with transparency under Win32. It’s gotten a bit easier since I first wrote about it for DDJ in 1998. This article shows a couple of ways to implement transparent GIF rendering: the IPicture interface, and GDI+.

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Intel’s JPEG Library

Posted in July 1st, 2002
by Mark Nelson in Graphics, Magazine Articles

An article that takes a look at Intel’s free JPEG Library for Win32, and compares it to doing things the Microsoft Way.

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CubeShow

Posted in July 1st, 2002
by Mark Nelson in Graphics, Magazine Articles

  PC Magazine July, 2002 Remember when PC Magazine used to give away their utilities for free? Ah yes, those where the days. The earliest PC Magazine utilities were distributed as PC-BASIC programs printed up in the Utilities section, which made good typing accuracy an important skill. Eventually this was supplanted by electronic distribution via [...]

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Transparent ATL Controls

Posted in March 1st, 1998
by Mark Nelson in Graphics, Magazine Articles, Programming

Tom Armstrong and I wrote an article describing our technique for building an ATL control that displays bitmaps with transparent sections.

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