Make sure that you have not set MI to display 24 bit color in the Window's
registry. If you don't know what I am talking about, then chances are you
have not made this change and something else is wrong. Visit Bill Thoen's
site, http://www.ctmap.com/mapinfo/files1.htm
<http://www.ctmap.com/mapinfo/files1.htm> , for a utility that will change
this setting back to 8 bit.
Bill Landis...
Mapping Services Coordinator
CB Richard Ellis
602 735 5233
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Sent: Thursday, January 21, 1999 4:46 AM
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Subject: MI transparencies
Form: Memo
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Hi all listers
I'm new to this list, but have already picked up
some useful information. I
have been using MapInfo now for a while but still have alot
to learn!
I wonder if anyone can shed some light on my problem about
the transparency
settings. I'm overlaying an aerial photo with an OS raster.
I can make the
white of the raster transparent in the 'table - adjust image
styles' so that
the aerial photo is visible, but I would like to change the
black outline of
the raster to another colour so it shows up better against
the photo. I can
change the raster colour in photo paint, but when I then
bring it back into
MapInfo I can't make the white transparent anymore....seems
that you can
only use the transpareny on a grayscale raster.....any
ideas?
Jo Faulkner
(Consultant)
GIS & Mapping Unit
ADAS
Aberystwyth
Wales
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