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I am looking for a manged or &quot;unsafe&quot; (i.e.: .NET) version of the Windows 32 BitBlt function. &nbsp;Do you guys know of any, or know how to do this?
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I am looking for a manged or "unsafe" (i.e.: .NET) version of the Windows 32 BitBlt function.  Do you guys know of any, or know how to do this?

Unsafe or Managed version of BitBlt

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