PhotoDraw - Boarder when uning Save AS

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Boarder when uning Save AS

Wayne

2004-09-09, 12:14 pm

I am creating buttons for my website. I have 6 of them in
my MIX file. Then I click on one, choosing Save Selection,
and gif as file type.

When I look at options, it is always tring to save the
image 2 pixels larger than the selected object. This
creates an image larger than the original with an unwanted
boarder. When they are place side by side on my webpage,
there is a gap that I do not want. This happens with jpg
too. Who can I get PhotoDraw(2) to not save an image
larger than the selected item?

Walter Donavan

2004-09-10, 7:14 pm

The only idea that comes to mind is to break the MIX file into individual
buttons MIX files and try again. Then you can use the handles (I forget
their exact name and I don't have PD2 on this system) to trim each button by
a pixel or two.
"Wayne" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am creating buttons for my website. I have 6 of them in
> my MIX file. Then I click on one, choosing Save Selection,
> and gif as file type.
>
> When I look at options, it is always tring to save the
> image 2 pixels larger than the selected object. This
> creates an image larger than the original with an unwanted
> boarder. When they are place side by side on my webpage,
> there is a gap that I do not want. This happens with jpg
> too. Who can I get PhotoDraw(2) to not save an image
> larger than the selected item?

Wayne Lette

2004-09-11, 12:14 pm

That works...

Thanks.

>-----Original Message-----
>The only idea that comes to mind is to break the MIX file
into individual
>buttons MIX files and try again. Then you can use the
handles (I forget
>their exact name and I don't have PD2 on this system) to
trim each button by
>a pixel or two.
>"Wayne" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Wayne

2004-09-12, 11:14 pm

Yes that works.

Thanks