On Fri, Mar 07, 2008 at 10:57:42PM -0500, Ben Marchbanks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a way to set a color as the transparent - e.g. black in the PDF > would become transparent in the swf
Depends on what you mean by "transparent". Obviously, you will have some objects (texts or something) which are the "transparent" color (black), and due to the fact that they are transparent, you see what is behind them. Now, the question is what exactly you would expect to see behind them. If you want to see the things that are below the *PDF*, then it's not possible. If you just want to see the things in the PDF itself that are below the objects in question (like, the background gradient behind the black text, or something), then it's possible, by tweaking lib/devices/swf.c a bit (look for gfxcolor_t objects, and rewrite the .a member if r/g/b are e.g. black). Greetings Matthias
