As I suspected from reading online help page (after page), but hard to believe
I understand the advantage of matting to blend more smoothly to the page color, but if the webpage colors change then the entire image has to be re-edited????? I have deja vu of retro cludges of writing the html background to match image canvas color for jpgs……..
This does not sound like an improved procedure at all, to me.
I am not criticizing your help, Clinical. I am speaking of Abode’s feature implementation. This would also mean that there is only one color that can be set as transparent, yes? Export to GIF89A was a 2 click process AND you coud add colors to the transparency map by holding shift while continuing to click using the eye-dropper. Who the hell beta tests Adobe PS pre-release versions, anyway? LOL Thanks for the explanation, which probably is embedded in a series of help pages. But, I think I will just install the Export as GIF89A plug-in, if it is in fact usable with 7.01.
For web work I continue to think Ulead or Corel have always been ahead of Adobe and much more intuitive. For pre-press, PS has always been my preference.
Thanks for the explanation
"Clinical" wrote in message
Your background layer should have the color you want to be transparent.
For
example: Fill your background with white. Then place your objects on new layers. When you