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  1. Drahgon

    Drahgon Senior Member

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    Hey, i was just wondering if anyone knows what kind of image format saves transparency...as you can see that is how i made my sig, i saved it as a GIF becuase it saves the transparency unlike how PNG makes it all lightblue...but the thing is that GIF makes the image quality lower...is there any that can keep the same image quality and save the transparency?
     
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    Gurly Well-Known Member

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    please read setion descriptions
    this belongs in graphics discussion moved
    next time this happens your be finned
     
  3. JaeTM

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    GIF will prevent you from having the light blue BG but like you said the render will apear all choppy.

    PNG will have the light blue BG but it looks better. BUT if you use the Internet Browser FireFox, not sure if Opera has it but if you use FireFox, save it as a PNG you wont see the light blue BG. So save it as a .PNG.

    So no, there isn't another way.
     
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    `c r e a m Well-Known Member

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    PNG

    i didnt know the gif thing thanx JaeTM
     
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    Voo-Doo Well-Known Member

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    What are you talking about?

    PNG doesn't save anything I do with light blue...
     
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    Drahgon Senior Member

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    o ok thx man...so i guess i have to use firefox then? *sigh* that sucks i wanted to see it w/o the lightblue on IE but w/e illmake it png and use firefox from now on
     
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    hhahahhaahhahaha
     
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    What use was that to the topic?

    PNGs are transparent but like mentioned you need a browser that supports it. However, gifs lose quality, even though transparency is supported by most.
     
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    No problem LYNX :)
     
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    I don't use Firefox and I can't see a blue thing. I do use Opera however. That might support it.
     

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