The following tables list the members exposed by RasterImagePainter.
Public Methods
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	CreateGraphics | Creates a GDI+ System.Drawing.Graphics object using this Leadtools.RasterImage as the display surface. | 
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	CreateLeadDC | Creates a Windows GDI device context using this Leadtools.RasterImage as the display surface. | 
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	DeleteLeadDC | Deletes the device context that was created using the CreateLeadDC method. | 
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	FillRegion | Highlights a region by displaying a filled, color representation of the region in the given Windows device context handle. | 
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	FrameRegion | Displays an outline of the image region in the given Windows device context handle. | 
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	GetPaintColors | Returns a palette corresponding to this Leadtools.RasterImage if painted on the given graphics object. | 
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	GetPaintHPalette | Returns a Windows palette handle corresponding to this Leadtools.RasterImage if painted on the given device context. | 
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	GetPaintPalette | Returns a GDI+ palette corresponding to this Leadtools.RasterImage if painted on the given graphic object. | 
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	Paint | Displays this Leadtools.RasterImage in the given Windows device context handle. | 
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	PaintBuffer | Paints image data from an unmanaged memory buffer into a Windows device context handle. | 
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	PaintCmykPlanes | Displays the CMYK planes stored in the image in the given Windows device context handle. | 
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	PaintOverlay | Paints the overlay at the specified index. Use this method to paint overlays that are not automatically painted. | 
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	PaintRegion | Paints the image region to a Windows device context handle. | 
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	PaintRegionBuffer | Paints image region data from an unmanaged memory buffer into a Windows device context handle. | 
Public Fields
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	MaxRegionFrameIndex | Gets the maximum region frame index. |