A property used to attach an image to the viewer.

A mcInterpretation enumeration.  

object.Interpretation [= value]

The Interpretation Property syntax has these parts:

The settings for value are:

Constant		Value	Description
	mciAnyInterp	0	current interpretation
	mciMonochrome	1	only one channel
	mciIndexedColor	2	8 bits per pixel, pseudo-colored
	mciGenericMultiBand	3	multichannel, when needed, pixel luminance is averaged across the channels
	mciRGB	4	normal color model, 3 channels arranged as “RGBRGBRGB...”
	mciBGR	5	Similar to RGB, except the channels are reversed for DIBs as “BGRBGRBGR...”
	mciHSL	6	Three channels, Hue, Saturation, and Luminance
	mciHSI	7	Three channels, Hue, Saturation, and Intensity
	mciComplex	8	Two channels, real and imaginary arranged as “RIRIRI...”, only supported with McFloat
	mciPolar	9	Two channels, magnitude and phase arranged as “MPMPMP...”, only supported with McFloat

Describes the type of data contained in each pixel. Typical values are Monochrome, RGB (Red, Green, Blue), HSI (Hue, Saturation, Intensity), etc.

Note that the properties are not verified in context with each other, also there is no interaction -- setting the McImageType object to Monochrome does not set NumberOfChannels to one; the client must explicitlly do it.

E_POINTER implies the argument pointer is invalid. E_INVALIDARG indicates the client is attempting to set the property to an invalid value.