So each pixel has a index.
Not like a ruler where 0-1 is 1 inch; not 2.
Seems I remember years ago that Petzold said that with the win32 0-1 was one
pixel, but I'm not sure about that.
Thanks for the info!
In the default mode, a unit in world coordinates maps to a single pixel on
the screen. By changing the page units to, say inch, point or millimeter the
world units will correspond to the chosen standard.

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> So each pixel has a index.
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>>> Thanks in advance
AAaron123 - 27 Mar 2008 22:57 GMT
thanks
> In the default mode, a unit in world coordinates maps to a single pixel on
> the screen. By changing the page units to, say inch, point or millimeter
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>>>> Thanks in advance