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try using DrawText() instead....<br />
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good luck
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try using DrawText() instead....

good luck

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Thanks for the suggestion, but DrawText() doesn't seem to make any difference.
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Thanks for the suggestion, but DrawText() doesn't seem to make any difference.

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Works perfectly! Exactly what I was looking for. <br />
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Thank's!
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Works perfectly! Exactly what I was looking for.

Thank's!

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you're very welcome ... I'm glad that I could help you,<br />
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regards,<br />
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ZOPPO
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you're very welcome ... I'm glad that I could help you,

regards,

ZOPPO

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I use R2_XORPEN for various quick drawing functions, such &nbsp;as rubber-banding mouses, etc. (i.e., in OnMouseMove, I redraw old position to erase, them draw new position).<br />
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I've tried using the same method with text output. For example, to have coordinates text follow the mouse. But ::TextOut doesn't seem to honor the raster op, even when I specify a raster font.<br />
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Anyone have a suggestion?<br />
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Thanks, W. N. Dickie
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I use R2_XORPEN for various quick drawing functions, such  as rubber-banding mouses, etc. (i.e., in OnMouseMove, I redraw old position to erase, them draw new position).

I've tried using the same method with text output. For example, to have coordinates text follow the mouse. But ::TextOut doesn't seem to honor the raster op, even when I specify a raster font.

Anyone have a suggestion?

Thanks, W. N. Dickie

How to use ::TextOut with R2_XORPEN

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