 DIBVIEW: Manipulates DIBs, Illustrates Printing in
 Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) Versions 3.0 and 3.1

 DIBVIEW provides the same functionality as SHOWDIB, but 
 adds multiple document interface (MDI) capabilities, more 
 modular functions, and banded printing.

 The application manipulates device-independent bitmaps 
 (DIBs) by loading a DIB from a file, saving a DIB, 
 converting a DIB to a device-dependent bitmap (DDB) and 
 vice versa, displaying a DDB or a DIB, and stretching the 
 DIB to the screen or to the printer. The application also 
 demonstrates extracting, creating, realizing palettes from 
 DIB color tables, palette animation, copying and pasting 
 from the clipboard, using common dialog boxes, installing a 
 Microsoft(R) Windows(TM) hook, and displaying a system 
 palette. DIBVIEW demonstrates printing in Windows versions 
 3.0 and 3.1, and can toggle between using the version 3.0 
 escape functions and the version 3.1 printer functions.

 DIBVIEW uses a significant amount of memory. Whereas 
 SHOWDIB lets the user have disk-based DIBs and read the DIB 
 in small chunks, DIBVIEW keeps two copies of a bitmap in 
 memory--a DIB and a DDB--at any one time.

 Most menu options are self-explanatory. The Options dialog 
 box lets a user change the way the currently selected 
 bitmap is displayed.

 DIBVIEW was built and tested under Microsoft Windows 
 version 3.1.
