>...I prefer to export data and print from a word processor. My
>"printing trickery" comment was a reaction to a client's requirements
>rather than a comment on Metacard's abilities. I'm sure the task
>would be a slog in other programming tools too.
>
>Our printing needs are probably so varied
At 1:26 AM -0500 14/8/1999, Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
>Dave Cragg wrote:
>
>>>And should I put off the task of
>>>developing some nasty printing trickery that I know I have to do in
>>>the next few days/weeks/months?
>
>Given the zero response to my question last week about printing, either
>n
>Does someone know of another tool that does make these
>24bit PNGs with a transparent background?
Photoshop and ImageReady.
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Scott RossiTactile Media - Multimedia & Design
Emai
>>Is it possible for 24 bit PNG file to have an transparent background on
>>Windows?
>
> FWIW, my understanding is that the file format inherently supports
> transparency and translucency (varying degrees of transparency). The
> problem is that currently there are few, if any, environments (brows
>Given the zero response to my question last week about printing, either
>no one prints in MetaCard besides you and me, or no one is willing to
>talk about it. I'm inclined to believe it's the former, because printing
>capabilities in MetaCard are basically nonexistent. Or maybe it's just
>that th
Dave Cragg wrote:
>>And should I put off the task of
>>developing some nasty printing trickery that I know I have to do in
>>the next few days/weeks/months?
Given the zero response to my question last week about printing, either
no one prints in MetaCard besides you and me, or no one is willing
