> On 30/09/2010 22:29, Beassweetpeas wrote:
>> I have just got Gimp and want to remove backgrounds of images.On the video
>> tutorials I have watched there is a box on the right hand side for choosing
>> background. I dont have this although Im sure it was on when I installed it.
>> I only have
Hello.
I'm a novice user of GIMP. I use it to build covers for eBooks and for most of
my uses GIMP is great.
Sometimes I wish to drop (place?)a small image atop another. My problem is that
all images come packaged in a rectangle. How do I ensure that the background of
the inserted image is tra
On 02/10/2010 16:04, Beassweetpeas wrote:
>> What you want isn't removing the background, but extracting the
>> foreground :-) And there is a tool for this next to the scissors tool
>> (once your have a selection on th eforeground, your can invert it and
>> strike delete to remove the background)
On 10/02/2010 09:56 AM, crutledge wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I'm a novice user of GIMP. I use it to build covers for eBooks and for most
> of my uses GIMP is great.
>
> Sometimes I wish to drop (place?)a small image atop another. My problem is
> that all images come packaged in a rectangle. How do I e
