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Canton Maxwell
I am trying to do a web page using frontpage and was wondering how do you get the "backgound white" in a picture to go a way
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Thomas A. Rowe
In a image application, save the image a GIF with a transparent background
to your desktop, then import the image into your current open FP web, then
insert on your page.
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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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to your desktop, then import the image into your current open FP web, then
insert on your page.
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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
WEBMASTER Resources(tm)
FrontPage Resources, Forums, WebCircle,
MS KB Quick Links, etc.
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get the "backgound white" in a picture to go a wayCanton Maxwell said:I am trying to do a web page using frontpage and was wondering how do you
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Theresa Bennett
Make sure 'View | Toolbars | Pictures' is selected. Click on the toolbar
icon 'set transparent color' and select the white area. FrontPage will
prompt you to resave the graphic in .gif format and it will look crappy. Use
an external image editor to remove the white in your graphic before
importing it into FP.
HTH
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Theresa Bennett
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icon 'set transparent color' and select the white area. FrontPage will
prompt you to resave the graphic in .gif format and it will look crappy. Use
an external image editor to remove the white in your graphic before
importing it into FP.
HTH
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Theresa Bennett
http://webworksite.com
"The worksite for designers and developers."
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get the "backgound white" in a picture to go a wayCanton Maxwell said:I am trying to do a web page using frontpage and was wondering how do you
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E. T. Culling
Oh how wonderful ... someone else who suggests that some of the
possibilities within FP shouldn't be used! "It looks Crappy" ..... is so
right. Here's an article I wrote not too long ago that might help:
http://outfront.net/tutorials_02/adv_tech/photos.htm
Eleanor
possibilities within FP shouldn't be used! "It looks Crappy" ..... is so
right. Here's an article I wrote not too long ago that might help:
http://outfront.net/tutorials_02/adv_tech/photos.htm
Eleanor
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Theresa Bennett
Thank you Eleanor. I'm glad you agree that FrontPage is not an image editor
and that working with images in it is a crappy idea.
HTH
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Theresa Bennett
http://webworksite.com
"The worksite for designers and developers."
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and that working with images in it is a crappy idea.
HTH
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Theresa Bennett
http://webworksite.com
"The worksite for designers and developers."
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