Hi,
I am (very) new to The Gimp and not a graphic designer. I just want to use
some basic stuff and I am getting into it quite nicely.
However, for the life of me I can't find something that I reckon is very
basic.
I want to cut out part of an image (rectangular, round or oval, polygon,
etc) and
Gert Blij wrote:
Hi,
I am (very) new to The Gimp and not a graphic designer. I just want to use
some basic stuff and I am getting into it quite nicely.
However, for the life of me I can't find something that I reckon is very
basic.
I want to cut out part of an image (rectangular, round or ova
What way you want to strech it? Is it bigger than you need? Is it smaller?
Is just one side of image bigger/smaller than needed? Is it some shape?
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 05:14:47 +0200, AJ *** <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm attempting to create a 468x60 banner for a website I'm designing.
I'm at
Gert Blij wrote:
>I want to cut out part of an image (rectangular, round or oval, polygon,
>etc) and copy and paste it to somewhere else. How do I do that?
>
>
The instructions Andrew provided will work nicely within the same image
window or multiple images within the GIMP. Unfortunately, if you
Hi all,
a week ago I translated a chapter of the GIMP manual that is dealing
with the GIMP history. Given the fact that this is about ten years of
open source and contribution involving lots of lots of people I was
curious if there aren't a couple of screenshots from the early stages
of G
http://ftp.sayclub.com/pub/X/gimp/v1.0/old/v1.0.2/
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Is there a reasonably easy way to tell the size of
a photograph? I have a photo on screen, and the
bar at the bottom of the image says the photo is
37.7 MB. I was pretty sure that could not be true,
so i listed it in Konqueror and Konqueror says the
file is 2.7 MB, which is closer to what I expec
On Wednesday 04 January 2006 09:36 pm, Helen wrote:
> Is there a reasonably easy way to tell the size of
> a photograph? I have a photo on screen, and the
> bar at the bottom of the image says the photo is
> 37.7 MB. I was pretty sure that could not be true,
> so i listed it in Konqueror and Konq
On Wed, Jan 04, 2006 at 06:36:01PM -0500, Helen wrote:
> Is there a reasonably easy way to tell the size of
> a photograph? I have a photo on screen, and the
> bar at the bottom of the image says the photo is
> 37.7 MB. I was pretty sure that could not be true,
> so i listed it in Konqueror and K
Thanks Andrew,
I got that working for a rectangular copy and paste, but when I use the
elipse select, the free select or the intelligent scissors, it cuts as per
the created outline, but when I paste (into OpenOffice Writer) it pastes it
as rectangular picture.
Is there any way that I can paste i
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On Thu, 5 Jan 2006, Gert Blij wrote:
> Thanks Andrew,
>
> I got that working for a rectangular copy and paste, but when I use the
> elipse select, the free select or the intelligent scissors, it cuts as per
> the created outline, but when I paste (into OpenOffice Writer) it pastes it
> as re
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