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IE still doesn’t support 8 bit PNG transparencies properly, IE supports only one bit like GIF.
http://www.petitiononline.com/msiepng/petition.html
Look at it in Opera or Netscape, just for temporary viewing.. or ACDSee.
Ultimately the webmaster will position the PNG over the color over their choice, flatten all layers and then export as a gif or jpg at their end for best web compatibility.
Photoshop’s support for PNG’s is a bit shaky for some reason in version 6, compared to Corel Photopaint and Macromedia Fireworks.
IN fact you can download a free PS plugin which makes better PNG’s from PS. Not only that, but they also a free jpg2000 plugin!
http://www.fnordware.com/
JD
"Kathy M" wrote in message
http://www.petitiononline.com/msiepng/petition.html
Look at it in Opera or Netscape, just for temporary viewing.. or ACDSee.
Ultimately the webmaster will position the PNG over the color over their choice, flatten all layers and then export as a gif or jpg at their end for best web compatibility.
Photoshop’s support for PNG’s is a bit shaky for some reason in version 6, compared to Corel Photopaint and Macromedia Fireworks.
IN fact you can download a free PS plugin which makes better PNG’s from PS. Not only that, but they also a free jpg2000 plugin!
http://www.fnordware.com/
JD
"Kathy M" wrote in message
NG,have
I am a graphic designer supplying a Webmaster a transparent logo (with a dropshadow that fades to no color). I am using Photoshop 5.5, but also
access to Photoshop 6 (PC). I tried "Save for Web" using transparent .gif, but am not happy with the result.has
Then I tried .PNG. I liked the (transparent) result in the Save for Web window – but when I viewed the HTML with image in IE – the entire image
a gray background.
Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Kathy
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