Transparent RGB settings?

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dontbother
Jul 8, 2005
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Is there any way to make the RGB channels actually show nothing – ie appear invisible?

Si.

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Kingdom
Jul 9, 2005
"Si" wrote in
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Is there any way to make the RGB channels actually show nothing – ie appear invisible?

Si.

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dontbother
Jul 9, 2005
"Kingdom" wrote in message
"Si" wrote in
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Is there any way to make the RGB channels actually show nothing – ie appear invisible?

Si.

ERASE ALL PIXELS!

Sorry, perhaps I should have been clearer. I’m using Sony’s theme designer for it’s mobile/cellular handsets.

I’m trying to prevent the time and date showing on my homescreen. You can’t turn it off, but you can specify R,G and B channel settings…

So I was hoping that there was a way to actually make the text appear as though it isn’t there….

Si.
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Flo Nelson
Jul 9, 2005
Sorry, perhaps I should have been clearer. I’m using Sony’s theme designer for it’s mobile/cellular handsets.

I’m trying to prevent the time and date showing on my homescreen. You can’t turn it off, but you can specify R,G and B channel settings…
So I was hoping that there was a way to actually make the text appear as though it isn’t there….

Si.

If you have a standard background color (or can set it), you can make the text the same color as the background. Otherwise you would need an alpha channel to manipulate.

Flo
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dontbother
Jul 9, 2005
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
Sorry, perhaps I should have been clearer. I’m using Sony’s theme designer
for it’s mobile/cellular handsets.

I’m trying to prevent the time and date showing on my homescreen. You can’t turn it off, but you can specify R,G and B channel settings…
So I was hoping that there was a way to actually make the text appear as though it isn’t there….

Si.

If you have a standard background color (or can set it), you can make the text the same color as the background.

Yep, that’s what I’ve done so far…

Si.

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