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  1. Jun 29th, 2005, 02:09 PM #1
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    Photoshop Transparency:

    [If this is the wrong forum sorry]

    I have an image, and i would like to get rid of the white stuff surrounding it. I cant seem to understand any tutorial (why cant they write in plain english??) I thought you could just create an image with a transparent background, then copy/paste your picture onto it and erase the bad stuff. Doesnt work.

    Please help me on this
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  2. Jun 29th, 2005, 02:30 PM #2
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    Yes, your right, this is the wrong forum I do it that way too. Just make sure when you create the new image background
    that its designated as Transparent. Then when you paste your image into it you only need to erase.

    Edit: Its in the Contents frame.
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    Create a new blank image of the same size,
    copy-paste your image over.
    Use the magic wand tool to select the white
    Delete
    Save for Web - Gif, with transparency
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    Ah, RobDog replied much faster.
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    what i usually do is:

    right-click on layer>Duplicate Layer...>(change name if desired)>(delete old layer [if desired])>select magic wond tool>set tolerance to 0>click on white spot>hit delete
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    Quote Originally Posted by mendhak
    Ah, RobDog replied much faster.
    By about 6 hours.
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    yeah i gave up..vb doesnt like transparency
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  9. Jun 29th, 2005, 11:14 PM #8
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    Re: Photoshop Transparency:

    I thought you were working with PS? What are you trying to do with vb?
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