Re: Cropping irregular shapes - Photoshop Elements 6.0

keepout@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 found these unused words:

>On Mon, 16 Jun 2008 08:10:32 -0700, Sir F. A. Rien
<jaSPAMc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>wrote:
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>>>>PNG also is 'generic' and has transparency.
>>
>>It's as 'program specific' as GIF !!! Some viewers do not sup****t GIF89
>>[transparency] !
>
>And those viewers aren't making any money. their advertising budget is
limited
>to word of mouth or worse.
>
>Why not just throw jpeg2000 into this war. It sup****ts transparencies.
But try
>and find an editor or viewer that even knows what the format is.
>
>GIF & JPG are OLD standards that haven't been replaced. they're as valid
and
>accepted today as when they 1st came out.
>Anything other than these 2 formats may require extra plugins to view or
edit.
>Any viewer or editor has these 2 formats built in.
>You're spinning your wheels attempting to use any format other than these
two,
>if you intend on distributing the images.

Again, you don't seem to be able to comprehend the posts !!!

I, personally, don't give a damn what format the OP wants to use!

Clear enough?

MY comment is that the 'blank' areas will -=AUTOMATICALLY=- be 'filled' in
by the screen or projector's default. Therefore the OP (remember
him/her/it?) should -=CHOSE=- whatever is to show, and build the 'slide'
as
a rectangle. 

A slide show, regardless if image mode, MUST be rectangular !!!

PERIOD !!!

The whining is about not wanting to have this, yet the -=equipment=- WILL
supply something [default] for the 'missing' area!

Simple,  IF you can read and not have an agenda!

Kirk Splaat