Re: [Gimp-user] Help needed with image manipulation

2002-08-25 Thread Judy Wilson

When I do this, I simply clone over the person, which can be
difficult, depending on how big the person is and how complicated the
image is. I once removed a group of people in front of a building by
doing this.

My husband thinks I have a clone-happy hand! :-)


Good luck!

Judy



* Tom Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [020824 22:10]:
> Hi!  Ok, I have a JPEG with a person in front of a background.
> I want to extract the *background* and use it as the background for a NEW
> image I'll be creating.  Any tips on how to do this? I'm using GIMP
> 1.2.3 on Linux.


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[Gimp-user] Re: entering non-ascii symbols in text tool

2002-08-25 Thread Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (2002-08-25 at 1543.17 -0400):
> I need to enter the trademark symbol as text.
> I know how to pop up the font/text selection dialog
> but don't have a clue re entering characters 
> that aren't on the keyboard.  

I think you are using Unix version, so you have to play with
Mode_switch key (AltGr) and Multi_key (Compose or RShift+AltGr), so
you can access the full X11 kbd mapping. Use xev tool to check where
are the keys, and xkeycaps if you need to remap or to get a full view
of your kbd.

Once you have that, press AltGr and other key (like Shift and other
key to get uppercase) to get some things, the 3th (AltGr) and 4th
(AltGr and Shift) item in xkeycaps KeySym field. Other things require
pressing three keys, like typing a three letter word (press and
release), Multi_key thing1 thing2. You can get the list of
combinations if you search for Compose in your disk (like
/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale/iso8859-1/Compose). "thing1" and "thing2"
can be things that require Shift.

All this sounds weird, and probably a char picker would be nice, but
for those that use some chars frequently it is better than Alt plus
some number in NumPad. I think it is easier to remember "Multi_key /
o" (/ is Shift plus 7 here, btw) to get ø or Mode_switch plus s to get
ß (think german double s) or plus C (Shift plus c) to get ©. Macintosh
as something like this too (LeftAlt alone or with Shift plus a key).

GSR
 
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[Gimp-user] entering non-ascii symbols in text tool

2002-08-25 Thread Heitzso

I need to enter the trademark symbol as text.
I know how to pop up the font/text selection dialog
but don't have a clue re entering characters 
that aren't on the keyboard.  

Any clues would be appreciated ...

Thanks,
Heitzso



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