>On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 5:26 AM, recoveringartist
>
>wrote:
>The word "Flatten" when used in GIMP gui, literally means "to reduce one layer
and remove all transparency".
>
>Of the many way to achieve what you described, flattening is not one
>of
>them.
>
Yes, thanks,
Finally got the chance to try this. Yes, thank you, it's working beautifully.
Oh, yes, and point taken about attaching the entire screenshot. I'll avoid
cropping them in the future.
>...snip...
>
>Anyway, without spending too much time on it, you might have something
>this screenshot
Thank you to those who have replied to my question. :-)
Before I follow up, is there an FAQ on formatting replies? I especially want to
know how to quote previous posters as I respond in-line. I want to get it right
before hitting the Send Reply button, but there doesn't seem to be a Preview
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Subject: [Gimp-user] Transparent background on flattened images?
Hi, I've been making use of this forum the past few months as I learn GIMP,
but
this is my first time posting.
I'm working with GIMP 2.8.16.
My question: Is there a straig
On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 5:26 AM, recoveringartist
wrote:
> Hi, I've been making use of this forum the past few months as I learn
> GIMP, but
> this is my first time posting.
>
> I'm working with GIMP 2.8.16.
>
> My question: Is there a straightforward way to get a
...snip...
>My question: Is there a straightforward way to get a transparent
>background on a flattened image?
Not exactly what you request in the next bit
>
>The top portion of the book cover I'm generating features two separate
>images, a girl and a guy, brought together to give the illusion
Hi, I've been making use of this forum the past few months as I learn GIMP, but
this is my first time posting.
I'm working with GIMP 2.8.16.
My question: Is there a straightforward way to get a transparent background on
a flattened image?
The top portion of the book cover I'm generating