On Sat, Aug 21, 2004 at 12:37:32PM -0700, Tom Williams wrote:
I'm running Gimp 2.0.4 on Linux and I've got an image with some colored
text loaded and I want to create a new image with different text with
the same color. So, here is what I do:
1. Load the image with the colored text
2. Use the color chooser tool to choose the color of the text
3. Create a new image with black background
4. Choose the text tool
At this point, the color I chose using the color chooser tool has
changed to black.
5. I repeat step #2 above
6. I repeat step #4 above
Now, I'm stuck in a manual loop. :) So, I figured once I choose the
color of the text using the color chooser, I can double click the box
with the current foreground color to open the Change Foreground Color
box and leave it open. Then I choose the text tool and drag the color
from the Change Foreground Color dialog to the color box in the text
tool and now I can create the new text with the desired color.
Is there an easier way of doing this?
double click on the color block at the bottom of the toolbox. you can
put the color into a memory there while you work the rest of it out :)
carol
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