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The following table shows the methods for the IInkDispclass.
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Inserts a stroke collection into the InkDispobject at the specified rectangle. |
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Indicates whether data (either on the Clipboard, or as an IDataObject) can be converted to an InkDispobject. |
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Removes portions of a stroke or collection of strokes that are outside a rectangle. |
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Copies an InkDispobject to the Clipboard. |
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ClipboardCopyWithRectangle |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
Pastes an IDataObject, either specified or from the Clipboard, to this InkDispobject. |
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Creates a duplicate InkDispobject. |
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Creates an IInkStrokeDispstroke object from points or packet data. |
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Creates an IInkStrokescollection for this InkDispobject. |
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Deletes a stroke from the InkDispobject. |
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Deletes a collection of strokes from the InkDispobject. |
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Extracts strokes from the InkDispobject and returns a new InkDispobject containing the extracted strokes. |
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ExtractStrokes(Rectangle) |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
Retrieves the bounding box of all of the strokes in the InkDispobject. |
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HitTest(Point, Single) |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
HitTest(Point[], Single) |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
HitTest(Rectangle, Single) |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
Populates a new InkDispobject with known binary data. |
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NearestPoint |
Not implemented for Windows Mobile |
Converts the ink to a specified format and returns the binary data. |