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July 9th, 2003, 01:37 AM
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gif transparency
this setup involves two gifs: a background gif composed of a two pixel image where the top pixel is a dark grey, the bottom light. the second image is 700X80, and is text with a simple graphic. I want to put the the graphic on top of the the background so
<body background="pict1.gif"> <img src="pict2.gif"/> </body> except that around the letters and the simple graphic in the second image, i get a straight white fuzzy border and not the sharpness i want. i'm using the illustrator10/photoshop7 combo. any help would be appreciated.
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July 9th, 2003, 02:35 AM
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remove the matte before saving the image as a gif. in photoshop7 it's under the dither option in the save for web window
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