Any text contained in a(n) bitmap image is stored as actual text, not just a series of colored dots.

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Bitmap images are made up of a grid of pixels, each one assigned a color value. Text in a bitmap image is not recognized as actual text, but rather a series of colored dots. In order to edit or search for text within a bitmap image, it would have to be converted into a format that recognizes text as individual characters.

Any Text Contained in A(n) Bitmap Image Is Stored as Actual