In the context of technical communication, an image can be defined as:
"... anything not read or viewed sequentially, like text."
Vector drawings are images where the actual shape is made up of vectors instead of pixels.
The news grahics style is quite efficient when it comes to integrate text and pictures. Here is one example made by Hans:
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at this image as:
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The full screen size on a Pocket PC: 240 by 320 pixels. The usable content area in pIE: 229 by 255 pixels. To avoid having the user scroll vertically, limit your content to 245 pixels in height.
The optimal size for displaying content is a maximum width of 220 pixels. This eliminates the appearance of horizontal scrollbars at the bottom of the screen. Tables are a perfect tool to contain content within these specifications.
Fonts to use fonts to the Pocket PC: Tahoma, Bookdings, Frutiger Linotype, and Courier New.