hi, all.
someone asked me, in photoshop, if I copy some area like as 400*200
and make a new image,
then the image size will be 400*200. however gimp doesn't recognize
the size of content on clipboard.
of course I can use similar function via the menu edit paste new
image. but it's not
On Dec 8, 2007 5:23 PM, Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so I tell him, use the dynamic keyboard shortcut.
File-keyboard shortcuts or
File-preferences-Interface-Configure keyboard shortcuts
Hi, Owen
I know that. but I wonder the default function exist or not.
for example, there is some option
On Saturday 08 December 2007 8:08:58 am Tom Purl wrote:
I've recently started manipulating layers with Gimp 2.4, (on
Windows) and it order to be more standards-compliant, I have
been saving my images as PSD files . In general, this has
worked pretty well for me, except that the Gimp crashes a
Hi,
On Sat, 2007-12-08 at 10:08 -0600, Tom Purl wrote:
I've recently started manipulating layers with Gimp 2.4, (on Windows)
and it order to be more standards-compliant, I have been saving my
images as PSD files . In general, this has worked pretty well for me,
except that the Gimp crashes a
Am Samstag 08 Dezember 2007 schrieb Choi, JiHui:
Hi, Owen
I know that. but I wonder the default function exist or not.
for example, there is some option for that in the preference..
Hi there, to make it more understandable:
Is this what you want?
- if there is a 122x344 sized section in
I've recently started manipulating layers with Gimp 2.4, (on Windows)
and it order to be more standards-compliant, I have been saving my
images as PSD files . In general, this has worked pretty well for me,
except that the Gimp crashes a couple of times an hour. The
operations that cause the Gimp
