ed - I guess this is because I have a seamless raster layer?
Tim
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From: OSullivan. Jerry (IT Solutions) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 November 2005 10:42
To: Tim Smith
Subject: RE: [MI-L] Transparency
Tim,
What do mean by semi-transparent? Can you achieve th
I've loaded a raster (aerial imagery) then overlaid vector layers. When
I position another copy of the same raster layer at the top of the layer
list and turn it transparent in the style override, the result is
see-through vector layers, which look pretty cool. I haven't tried it
in MapX though.
press; mapinfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: RE: MI-L Transparency
Thanks Ryan,
Unfortunately I don't have any graphics software! Does anyone have any
suggestions on a good one to get?
Christine
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From: Ryan Morgan, Aerials Express [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Se
nfo-l@lists.directionsmag.com
Subject: RE: MI-L Transparency
One can do this by saving the layers you want transparent in the layout
window, as a .tiff (or I suppose .jpg) opening it in Photoshop, and
adjusting the opacity of those layers over a master. The master should also
be a .tiff or .jpg a
One can do this by saving the layers you want transparent in the layout
window, as a .tiff (or I suppose .jpg) opening it in Photoshop, and
adjusting the opacity of those layers over a master. The master should also
be a .tiff or .jpg at the same size and scale. If you are using Aerial
Photograph
I have had sucess with Transparencies. I'm using MI 6.5 on a WIN 2000
system, outputting to an HP DesignJet 800PS.
The key to getting it to work for me was to select the advanced tab on the
print dialog and on the Advanced Printing Options Form select the radio
button that says "Print Using Enhanc
