'Declaration
 
Public Overloads Shared Sub InvertWhiteText( _
   ByVal page As ImGearPage, _
   ByVal minWidth As Integer, _
   ByVal minHeight As Integer, _
   ByVal minThickness As Integer _
) 

'Usage
 
Dim page As ImGearPage
Dim minWidth As Integer
Dim minHeight As Integer
Dim minThickness As Integer
 
ImGearIC.InvertWhiteText(page, minWidth, minHeight, minThickness)

public static void InvertWhiteText( 
   ImGearPage page,
   int minWidth,
   int minHeight,
   int minThickness
)

public: static void InvertWhiteText( 
   ImGearPage* page,
   int minWidth,
   int minHeight,
   int minThickness
) 

public:
static void InvertWhiteText( 
   ImGearPage^ page,
   int minWidth,
   int minHeight,
   int minThickness
) 

Parameters

page

1-bit ImGearPage object to apply the method to.

minWidth

Specifies the minimum width for areas that you would like to invert.

minHeight

Specifies the minimum height for areas that you would like to invert. For example, if you set minX = 60 and minY = 20, ImageGear will only invert sections of white text on black background that have a minimum width of 60 pixels and a minimum height of 20 pixels.

minThickness

Specifies the minimum "thickness" of spaces that fall between sections of text that will be inverted. This minimum value indicates those sections of text to be treated as one section based on how close they are to one another. As an example, let's say you have three adjacent sections of white text on black backgrounds that contain the words, "There," "is," and "hope." If "There" and "hope" meet your minimum size requirements they will be inverted. If "is" is below your minimum size requirements, and you have not set minT, "is" will note be inverted, resulting in "There" and "hope" looking normal, while "is" remains white text on black background. To prevent this (if desired), you would need to set minT to a value small enough to include the spaces before and after the word "is." This way, all the words would be treated as one section and inverted together.

This method scans your entire image and makes adjustments to all areas of white text on black that fall within the scope of your settings.

Reference

ImGearIC Class
ImGearIC Members
Overload List
ImGearPage Class