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About Brushes
There are two types of brushes: logical and physical. A logical brush is a description of the ideal bitmap that an application would use to paint
shapes. A physical brush is the actual bitmap that a device driver creates based on an application's
logical-brush definition. For more information about bitmaps, see Bitmaps.
When an application calls one of the functions that create a brush, it
retrieves a handle that identifies a logical brush. When the application passes this
handle to the SelectObject function, the device driver for the corresponding display or printer creates
the physical brush.
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