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Old May 2nd, 2013, 05:23 PM
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Re: inserting images

It doesn't matter about your display being 32 or 64bit, it is just the image your trying to use.
If you open Microsoft Paint which comes with Windows versions. On my system it can be found under Start\All Programs\Accessories\Paint
then from the file menu choose open, then follow this path to open one of the supplied graphics

When KHPro installs, it adds the following graphic images to the C:\Program Files\Micro Technology Unlimited\KHPro\Manual\Karaoke Graphic Images folder on your hard drive. You can use them free of charge, or create your own.

When the picture opens you will notice they only have the limited colours in the display which should give you some idea of the limitations you can use.
You can edit these pictures or draw your own providing you only use the limited colours already in them.
It's the format that you save it in that matters so from the file menu choose Save AS then choose Bitmap, in the save as dialog in the drop down for save as type, click the drop down and select 16 colour bitmap" then save.
You could load a photo or any other picture into paint, size it to the recommended size then save as shown above but the result can be drastic with a photo so the less colours the picture had originally the less drastic the final result.
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