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Defines values that specify the format of ink that is stored on the Clipboard.
Syntax
typedef enum InkClipboardFormats { ICF_InkSerializedFormat = 1, ICF_Bitmap = 64, ICF_Default = ICF_Bitmap | ICF_InkSerializedFormat } InkClipboardFormatFlags; |
Members
The following tables list the enumeration values.
Name | Description |
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InkSerializedFormat |
Specifies that ink is encoded in ink serialized format (ISF). This is the most compact persistent representation of ink. Although it often contains only ink data, ISF is extensible. Applications can set custom attributes (identified by a globally unique identifier (GUID)) on an IInkDispobject, stroke, or point. This allows an application to store any kind of data or metadata that it requires as an attribute in an ISF stream. |
Bitmap |
Specifies the bitmap to use as the background. The bitmap device context must remain valid for as long as it is used to render the ink background. |
Default |
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Remarks
In C++, explicit casting is required when trying to set more than one flag at a time. A compilation error occurs if explicit casting is not used.
Requirements
Header | msinkaut.h |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 5.0 and later |
Windows Mobile | Windows Mobile 6 Classic and later, Windows Mobile 6 Professional and later |