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If you select Préserve Black, AllyCAD will display fewer pixels than previously. The black pixels will be displayed at the expense of other pixels.
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If you select Préserve White, AllyCAD will display fewer pixels than previously. The white pixels will be displayed at the expense of other pixels.
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If you select Thin Pixels, alternate pixels in your bitmap will be ignored when you zoom out.
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The default setting, Preserve Black, seems to work best for most images. However, for scanned maps and photographs you might want to try the Thin Pixels setting. You should experiment with the settings to see how they affect your bitmaps as you zoom in and out.
To change the settings double click on the bitmap. This will bring up the Set Bitmap Parameters dialog box so you can edit it.
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AllyCAD Référence Manual
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