On Tue, Jan 31, 2006 at 09:27:13PM +0200, Joe Schaffner wrote:
My First GIF: http://www.geocities.com/klairbab/alpha.gif
i think you will find that the lines of the elipse are smoother if you
flatten the image first and then save. i am curious, when you made the
image, did you see an Export
I discovered Open Office Draw today...
A dream come true. The program is layed out for drawing lines/arrows,
squares and circles. No paths or layers to deal with. Perfect for me.
I did this drawing in about 30 minutes:
http://www.geocities.com/klairbab/beta.gif
Everything came out the right
Fun with email.
Hi Carol,
nice to hear from you again.
Just curious, are you a Gimp user, a graphical designer, a programmer,
do you work for gimp.org, or all of the above?
Joe
PS
How would I go about creating an mspaint user interface for the gimp?
i would start by seeing if you
On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 09:13:08PM +0200, Joe Schaffner wrote:
Fun with email.
some times email is fun.
Just curious, are you a Gimp user, a graphical designer, a programmer,
do you work for gimp.org, or all of the above?
loyal hobbiest? i actually do not want to define myself. it feels
My First GIF: http://www.geocities.com/klairbab/alpha.gif
(It's part of http://www.geocities.com/klairbab/verbcomb.html but I
can't pass you the #doorbell portion of the url, because Yahoo! is
mangling the anchor)
Hey, Gimp really is great!
Thanks.
Joe
PS
Do I move the whole layer?
It
I won't be able to get to gimp until the weekend, but I thought I'd
answer my own questions, based only on two days experience. Let's see
how close I come.
What exactly is a layer?
A drawing is made up of layers. Why? Each layer has attributes which
are combined to produce a total visual
On Thu, Jan 26, 2006 at 09:39:26PM +0200, Joe Schaffner wrote:
What exactly is a layer?
A drawing is made up of layers. Why? Each layer has attributes which
are combined to produce a total visual effect. This means you can add
and subtract layers, join them, etc.
Some of these
Joe Schaffner schreef:
I have friends who use AutoCad and are always talking about scalable,
vector graphics. AutoCad also uses layers, but I've forgotten exactly
what the were.
AutoCad is a CAD program and uses vector graphics; MS Paint and GIMP are
bitmap graphics programs. If you what you
