>>>>> "AS" == Arvind Sareen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Arvind,
AS> Thanks for the suggestion but i need to make JPEG files because
AS> ultimately I have to put zooming and panning as well as access X
AS> and Y co-ordinates from the JPEG files.
Why can't you do all these things with PNG files?
AS> If there is any other way I can meet all these points. Please let
AS> me know so that I can proceed on those lines.
There is no standard way to express transparency in JPEG. If you
were incredibly desperate you could create seperate mask images (as 1
band JPEG's) and mask the JPEG files. But I don't understand why you
can't just use PNG here...
>> From: Thomas E Deweese <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: "Batik
>> Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Batik Users
>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: RE: How to overlap 2 images
>> generated using JPEGTranscoder Date: Wed, 9 Oct 2002 07:40:05 -0400
>>
>> >>>>> "AS" == Arvind Sareen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>
AS> I have created 2 svg files and then converted them to images using
AS> JPEGTranscoder. Now when I call these 2 images in another svg
AS> file. The file which is called in the last is displayed whereas
AS> the file below it is not displayed. Can anybody provide me with a
AS> solution or workaround to above problem.
>> Use PNG. JPEG doesn't support transparency so both images are
>> fully opaque. PNG does support opacity so the top image will allow
>> the bottom image to show through any place where you haven't drawn
>> stuff.
>>
AS> Regards
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