If you're on Mac OS X or Classic there's also a little-known way of
using the Paint Tools paint bucket tool to fill an area with
"transparent color". Just press the Command key while using the paint
bucket. Don't know if there is an equivalent on Windows, since there
is no Command key. (Control-paint bucket does something different.)
Devin
On Aug 26, 2005, at 8:19 AM, Scott Kane wrote:
Hi Malte
Hi Scott, the best way is to import images that have an alpha
channel.
e.g. png or .gif files. I prefer png files, as gif has many
disadvantages. You might be interested in this small tutorial:
Thanks for this I'll check it out in the morning
(it's 12:18 am Saturday here). :-)
Scott
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