Hi Richard,
Check out the srcOr ink effect. Depending on the grayscale of the
graphic will create the effective transparency, with a graphic of pure
black being 100% transparent, and white being pure opaque.
I don't think there's an equivalent of just 'blend'
-Chipp
Richard Gaskin wrote:
While the docs claim that the blend ink effect is available on Windows,
in practice I can only use it with images, but not with graphic objects.
Am I missing something? If there's some trick to getting blend to work
as documented on Windows I'd be forever grateful...
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