Bitmaps are the pixels within a picture. When the picture gets larger, the "bits" get bigger. The more one enlarges a picture, the more distortions one sees in the pictures. The distortions are the bitmaps.
Word is not a graphics package, so it is not designed for creating images. You can import images into it, or do things like take a screenshot and put that into a graphics application and save it as a bitmap.
bitmap
a bitmap is made up of individual squares
Most images you see on your computer are composed of bitmaps. A bitmap is a map of dots, or bits (hence the name), that looks like a picture as long you are sitting a reasonable distance away from the screen. Common bitmap filetypes include BMP (the raw bitmap format), JPEG, GIF, PICT, PCX, and TIFF. Because bitmap images are made up of a bunch of dots, if you zoom in on a bitmap, it appears to be very blocky. Vector graphics (created in programs such as Freehand, Illustrator, or CorelDraw) can scale larger without getting blocky.
The Bitmap Brothers was created in 1987.
You can not enlarge bitmap images without losing quality and bitmap images are larger in size then vector.
A Bitmap is a file you can save pictures as like JPEG or PNG, in photoshop it means save the picture as a bitmap
btmp is short for bitmap. Bitmap files are pictures.
Not sure Vector i think
Jpeg files are smaller than bitmap files, though bitmap files are much better quality.
its saved as a bitmap file.
A bitmap graphic is also known as a raster image.