Hi Kate
In case you are considering bying a UMAX scanner be aware, that their SCSI
card is not supported by linux but instead you would have to get another
SCSI adapter like adaptec. Besides that, UMAX scanners are great.
renzo
I'm new to both linux and the gimp - and will be picking up a
Hi Rick
Try Image-Colors-Levels and play with the levels. Often just a click on the
"auto"-button helps a lot already.
What you can try also is the entries in Image-Colors-Auto-.
Hope it helps
Renzo Lauper
On Thu, 31 Aug 2000 13:43:35 -0700
Rick Rosinski [EMAIL PROTEC
selected again.
Hope this helps
Renzo Lauper
On Wed, 6 Sep 2000 13:51:30 +0100
Simon Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I've been exploring the more advanced aspects of Gimp (well more advanced than
Paintbrush anyhow).
I think I've got the right end of the stick when it comes
ns, until they reach something, that stops them - in your picture this
border is a different color which differs threshold (Tool Options dialog) from the
starting color (where you clicked.)
Hope it helps
Renzo Lauper
On Wed, 06 Sep 2000 10:39:20 +0200
Christian Wenz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i
this helps
Renzo Lauper
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"script-fu-wof-shadow"
"Image/Script-Fu/WoF/Shadow"
"Fuegt einem Bild einen Drop-Shadow hinzu, fuehrt Flatten Image aus und speichert das
neue Bild."
"Renzo Lauper ([EMAIL PROTECTED])"
"Renzo Lauper"
"07.09.2000"
"RGB RGBA GRAY
Are you using the most recent version of gimp (1.1.25)?
Renzo
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