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I have a 640x480 by 8-bit image produced by the hardware that
interfaces with a program. I would like to create a transparent image
with a circle on it and a crosshair at the center of the circle, then
place it on top of the first (real) image (produced by the h/w). I have
no trouble drawing on the real image, but I'd like use this
transparency idea here. The reason is that eventually I'd like the user
to drag around the circle over the real image, and place it where they
think the center of the real image is. Yes, it's important not only to
have the cross hair, but the circle too.<br>
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