tell Gimp print management to delete an existing printer?
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Bill Lee
Gimp 2.2.13
Gutenprint Version 5.0.0
Linux FC5
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FF1.5.0.9 running under FC5: no visible difference.
Your problem is NOT a FF/Linux issue.
Bill Lee
Scott Bicknell wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 January 2007 12:10 pm, Jeffrey Brent McBeth wrote:
>
>> As he has repeatedly stated, the problem is under FF/Linux.
>> There are many
I use the "Save As" feature an awful lot. Am I missing something?
Bill Lee
Helen wrote:
> With all due respect and admiration to the GIMP developers, I do believe
> that the inability to at least rename a file from the camera's default
> of dsc00405 to something
hat is open
> source and available to all.
>
> Also, the "industry standard" is subjective at best and from my
> perspective limited simply by choice. Take for excample programming -
> what would you say is the "industry standard" language? There are so
> many c
Is there a better place to ask questions regarding GAP? I am trying to
compile and install and am getting compile errors.
Thanks.
Bill Lee
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I want to create a graphic ala an animated gif but need to write the
output as an mpeg or avi or some-such.
Can this be done with the Gimp?
Is there a better application to be using? (Suggestions?)
Thanks.
Bill Lee
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idn't go through the list.
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Jonesy wrote:
On Sat, 12 Feb 2005 19:35:14 +0100, Andy wrote:
... I hereby advice ALL
WINDOWS USERS DO NOT OPEN THE MESSAGE "Re: Is delivered mail" instead DELETE
IT (if you are using outlook, disable the preview pane before t
Just an observation from a rank novice: why save as a jpeg if you don't
want any compression?
Bill Lee
Antti Mäkelä wrote:
Hi,
Where can I set the default quality when saving JPEG images? The default 85
is too low, I want to use 98. I could not find a suitable setting anywhere,
eith
nclude, but my RH9 I got was 1.2.something)? And
maybe other folks would not want to "risk" using an "unstable" yet
newer version? FWIW, I'm using 2.0pre1 and keeping up with stuff.
But I can imagine some would rather wait for a "stable" release...?
Right on!
using IE, as opposed
to Mozilla where all four cells of the table abut nicely. This was the
sample with the
However in the second (where are all on one line, IE
renders the table with NO white line between the rows.
Oh, well..
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Bill Lee
Nat wrote:
Daniel Carrera
as many of
mine do. Cropping leaves you with a rectangular image which, without a
transparent background, causes annoying white (or whatever your background color
is) artifacts outside the rounded corners.
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Bill Lee wrote:
>
> "Jason P. Holland" wrote:
> >
> > Thanks. Why would it behave this way? Does that have to do with the way
> > the browser handles the png graphic format? And why is it not transparent?
> > Anyone have a clue? i could use jpg, but
ver truth, convention
> > over justice
> >
Opened in Netscape 4.61 under Linux. Using Plugger plugin for png files. It
displays as black, too. Opened the graphic in GIMP and then saved with the "Save
background color" unchecked: no difference. I suspect the plugin doesn't handle
the transparency properly.
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I saw a note somewhere that said work is being done in GIMP to output swf
(Macromedia Flash) formatted files.
Does anybody have a report on this effort? Will we have Flash-authoring
capability in GIMP?
Thanks,
Bill Lee
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