Michael von Aichberger 2 wrote:
So one could break it down to the question: How do I blacken all areas below
or above a threshold value in a grayscale image?
The Old shool way would be fastest and best I think. Make your own palette.
first copy the image to an grayscale image.
then set th
Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
Hi list...
I'm using buddy API's baOpenURL to generate an email message and
populate it with some body text. (We're all on Windows XP using
Outlook.) My issue is that the code below doesn't render a carriage
return in the body. Anyone ever do this with baOpenURL?
Ok, that's it. You're going on my blocked list. You seem to be out of the
office most of the time, anyway. I just wish you'd unsubscribe from the list so
we don't get all these annoying bounce messages.
For those of you who don't speak English, a bit of trivia. "Quan" is not a word
in Chinese,
> Are you absolutely sure that you are using "Copy" ink. Fron your
> description, it sounds a lot like "Background transparent" ink with
> white (transparent) pixels in the bitmap.
Yup, absolutely sure. That's what makes it so puzzling. One of the
things, at least.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
Are you absolutely sure that you are using "Copy" ink. Fron your
description, it sounds a lot like "Background transparent" ink with
white (transparent) pixels in the bitmap.
Irv
At 5:03 PM -0500 12/7/05, Kerry Thompson wrote:
> In reply to Kerry's issues, different reg point locations
mi
Hi Kerry:
Could those few sprites that flicker perhaps have been slightly
resized sprites?
** just guessing **
-Buzz
At 5:03 PM -0500 12/7/05, you wrote:
> In reply to Kerry's issues, different reg point locations
might also be at play in addition to whether the images were
the same siz
Hi everybody,
maybe some of you know what equidensities are: these are zones of equal or
similar tonal values in a black and white negative. At the time one used
lith film masks to get them.
I need to do something like that with an alphaChannel image using imaging
lingo, but I am not sure how to
on 12/7/05 3:44 PM, Thomas Higgins at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In reply to Kerry's issues, different reg point locations might also be
> at play in addition to whether the images were the same size before
> importing into Director and somehow one had extra white space trimmed on
> import/insert
> In reply to Kerry's issues, different reg point locations
> might also be at play in addition to whether the images were
> the same size before importing into Director and somehow one
> had extra white space trimmed on import/insert while the
> other did not. Either of those an issue in your
> > > When ever I've had the flickering issue with a rollover,
> > > its always been that the first castmember is slightly
> > > larger than the second (or swapped castmember).
> >
> > If that's not the problem, what else could cause it? I have
> > the same issue, but the idle and roll states are
Do you have different alpha thresholds for the 2 members?
Rob
On Wed, 7 Dec 2005 15:56:54 -0500, Kerry Thompson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When ever I've had the flickering issue with a rollover, its
always been that the first castmember is slightly larger than
the second (or swapped castm
Does your code for rolling over the button cause it to shift its locV
and or locH? This would cause the same effect.
Irv
At 3:56 PM -0500 12/7/05, Kerry Thompson wrote:
> When ever I've had the flickering issue with a rollover, its
always been that the first castmember is slightly larger t
> When ever I've had the flickering issue with a rollover, its
> always been that the first castmember is slightly larger than
> the second (or swapped castmember).
If that's not the problem, what else could cause it? I have the same
issue, but the idle and roll states are exactly the same size
Wednesday, December 7, 2005, 4:03:08 PM, Michael wrote:
MM> My issue is that the code below doesn't render a carriage
MM> return in the body. Anyone ever do this with baOpenURL?
I haven't actually tried it but this might help:
First off, you have ascii 10, then ascii 13 - It should be the oth
Michael,
Probably... almost sure your are using an HTML format to the message body,
in this case the carriage return isn't chr(10)+chr(13).
Iside the HTML format the carriage return is represented by the tag
"Break" you can used double for a additional space between 2
paragraph.
Ej.
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Hi, have you tried urlEncode(RETURN) yet?
Here's an old post of mine from Jan 2001, where this came up:
[Sending an email using BudAPI (baOpenURL)]
Yes, the linefeeds can be a problem. This works fine in Outl
At 11:03 AM -0500 12/7/05, Mendelsohn, Michael wrote:
I'm using buddy API's baOpenURL to generate an email message and
populate it with some body text. (We're all on Windows XP using
Outlook.) My issue is that the code below doesn't render a carriage
return in the body. Anyone ever do this wit
Hi list...
I'm using buddy API's baOpenURL to generate an email message and
populate it with some body text. (We're all on Windows XP using
Outlook.) My issue is that the code below doesn't render a carriage
return in the body. Anyone ever do this with baOpenURL?
Thanks,
- Michael M.
on ema
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