Am 06.03.2010 16:10, schrieb giovanni:
> Hi,
> i need some help to find the correct effect.
> I have an image on top layer and a background gradient on bottom layer, i
> would like to shade the image (smaller than background) to the background to
> melt image into background without a clear edge.
>
I had some plans scanned at Zephyr Printing. They scanned
the Large drawings at 600DPI, 1 Bit Black, and saved the files. The pixel
sizes of the drawings are 21600 x 33184.
The files also have the Fax Group 4 designation.
I can't load these drawings into Gimp 2.6, or view them with
any Ubuntu So
Hi,
On Sun, Mar 7, 2010 at 20:45, lkraemer wrote:
> I had some plans scanned at Zephyr Printing. They scanned
> the Large drawings at 600DPI, 1 Bit Black, and saved the files. The pixel
> sizes of the drawings are 21600 x 33184.
> The files also have the Fax Group 4 designation.
>
Can you uploa
Hi,
for...@gimpusers.com (2010-03-07 at 2045.09 +0100):
> I had some plans scanned at Zephyr Printing. They scanned
> the Large drawings at 600DPI, 1 Bit Black, and saved the files. The pixel
> sizes of the drawings are 21600 x 33184.
[...]
> Has anyone had trouble using with such a large sized f
I have a document in OO (a poem), and I'd like to get it into a gimp
picture.
I can't think of any way to do that. I can take a screen shot but the
document
is longer than will fit on a screen (it's about a screen and a half) and I
want it to
look like it's part of the picture (background is the
El dg 07 de 03 de 2010 a les 17:25 -0500, en/na Helen va escriure:
> I have a document in OO (a poem), and I'd like to get it into a gimp
> picture.
>
> I can't think of any way to do that. I can take a screen shot but the
> document
> is longer than will fit on a screen (it's about a screen and
