File:XBlit dot.png
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[edit]DescriptionXBlit dot.png |
English: Example for BitBLT article |
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Source | I derived this work from PD image |
Author | farcical+zorakoid |
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2008-08-05 09:24 | 96×44× (943 bytes) | Zorakoid | {{Information |Description=Example for BitBLT article |Source=I derived this work from PD image |Date=05 Aug 2008 |Author=farcical+zorakoid |other_versions= }} |
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