On Mon, 24 Apr 2006 14:16, Steve wrote: > I've got a bit of a problem with a website and, surprise, surprise, IE. > I've got a png image that has a transparent background, which doesn't > display properly in IE, as it doesn't support transparent pngs. When I > use the gimp to convert it to a gif, I end up with an image of appalling > quality. > > Is there any way of getting a gif with a devent quality? I've gone down > the route of enabling png support on windows - an epic in ityself - but > it's included through css as a background image, so it plain doesn't > work. > > I have also tried setting the background colour to the same value as the > solid background colour of the <div>, but you can still see a line. > Which is bad. > > Any suggestions? Taking up dairy farming is looking more and more > interesting. > > Cheers, > > Steve
What about 'convert' part of the ImageMagick set of tools? Cheers Ross Drummond
