Re: problem with resizing 32bppArgb images

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SharpCoderMP wrote :

"i'm not quite sure if we are talking the same thing ;) my problem is not
that the resized image is not transparent. the resized image is
transparent and looks perfect. the problem is that when the image is
printed i loose all the transparency that is not fully transparent (all
pixels that has a alpha from 1 to 254 are merged with white background).
as far as i know that is because postscript does know nothing about
transparency or at least the adobes postscript driver that i have wont
produce semi transparent images."

Hi,

Apologies, I meant to say the .NET 2.0 Framework CopyFromScreen operator,
not the 'MakeTransparent operator (rainy season here affecting the brain ?).

One thing I am absolutely certain of is that PostScript does not support
transparency (and I should know).

My thought was that by using 'CopyFromScreen you can get an image of exactly
what is on the screen which "embody" all the effects of transparency.

Bob Powell recently pointed out the 'CopyFromScreen operator to me in a
response to another of my "fuzzy" posts.

best, Bill Woodruff


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