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Old May 4th 09, 03:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Twayne[_2_]
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Default MS Paint: can one fill "transparent"

Michael Moser wrote:
If there is a better suited forum/newsgroup for MS paint: please
advise!

I am trying to generate a few icons using MS-Paint. The icons'
background should be "transparent", i.e. not cover the underlying
content. What color *is* "transparent"? And can one use MS Paint to
fill an images background with that color?

All icons I created so far, have a white background (or whatever I
choose as the image's background color) but not transparent.

Michael


I don't believe Paint can handle transparency. There is no "color".
When an area is transparent, you see thru it to whatever it behind it.
Also only .gif & .png formats support transparancy.


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