Re: Transparent Color/Selective Area
by "Collin Lim" <collinlim(at)hotmail.com>
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Jay:
I have tried doing what you've described. After reading your message, I
think I understand why it didn't work. I think because I was using a
216-color web safe palette which doesn't give me a slightly off-white
color. The nearest to white is grey, which is too dark. Guess I go
back and try again with a non-web safe off-white color. Thanks for the
respond.
-Collin
----Original Message Follows----
Date: Sun, 07 Dec 1997 11:33:02 -0500 (CDT)
From: JAY ECKLES <ECKJE(at)rhodes.edu>
Subject: Re: Transparent Color/Selective Area
To: collinlim(at)hotmail.com
I think if you just make the area you want to be transparent one shade
darker than white, you will still get anti-aliasing good enough to look
good on a white background and your white letters will not become
transparent.
Just make sure that you're not making one of the colors in your
anti-aliasing
transparent as that would defeat the whole purpose of the anti-aliasing.
Jay
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