I need to extract the palettes from my images. With 1.0.4 release I used the
"Image/Save Palette" menu to perform this action.
But it seems to be no more available with Gimp 1.2.
Should be able to get a palette from an indexed image in the palette
editor
Hi,
Thanks again for all the help, but the cleanest and easiest is to use
Gimp. I found an option under Filters -Render-Dynamic Test which
brings up a box where you can enter text or import a text file. It then
goes in on a transparent background. No mess, no fuss...
This is obviously old news
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I am wanting to cut a large image into small pieces for the web. I
looked through the User's Manual and found that the View|Multiselect
Command would do what I wanted, but I could not find it in Gimp 1.2.
Where is this command or something that will have the same effect?
Thanks,
Matthew
hello,
I use freebsd 4.2 as an operating system and I upgraded to gimp-1.2.1.
I have used filter-web-perlotine to slice up my images before. But looks
like perlotine is missing from Gimp1.2. Is this permanent?
Thanks
Indira
There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes it so...
Indira,
You have to make sure that you have all the Perl/PDL stuff set up. I
don't believe it's default.
--Ames
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"If you remain calm, you just don't have all the
Indira wrote:
hello,
I use freebsd 4.2 as an operating system and I upgraded to gimp-1.2.1.
I have used filter-web-perlotine to slice up my images before. But looks
like perlotine is missing from Gimp1.2. Is this permanent?
Thanks
Indira
There is nothing good or bad, but thinking makes
perlotine is one way to do it, if you want to do more of it yourself,
(which is likely) image-Image-Transforms-Guilotine, which just
cuts the image up. doesnt do the other stuff.
