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Bob
May 12, 2005
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I created a new document with a transparent background and now I want to make the background a solid colour.
Can I change it somewhere?
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harrylimey
May 12, 2005
If the layer is transparent? – you can always add a new layer beneath and
fill that with the colour you want!

Harry
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hyv
May 12, 2005
add layer, move layer to back, bucket fill with color

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I created a new document with a transparent background and now I want to make the background a solid colour.
Can I change it somewhere?
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Kingdom
May 12, 2005
Bob wrote in news:d5ujtq$lq9$:

I created a new document with a transparent background and now I want to make the background a solid colour.
Can I change it somewhere?

Yep simply fill it using the paint can or brush tool, or better fill a new layer below your transparent one.

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Tacit
May 12, 2005
In article <d5ujtq$lq9$>, Bob
wrote:

I created a new document with a transparent background and now I want to make the background a solid colour.

Select all and fill with your color.

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Bob
May 13, 2005
On 12/05/2005 4:12 AM harrylimey spoke:
If the layer is transparent? – you can always add a new layer beneath and
fill that with the colour you want!

Harry

I tried that but I my main layer that has a transparent background also has an opacity of 75% and I can’t get rid the checkerboard grey squares that show transparency.
I know they won’t print but I’d rather see them when I show it online.
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Tacit
May 13, 2005
In article <d613eq$br0$>, Bob
wrote:

I tried that but I my main layer that has a transparent background also has an opacity of 75% and I can’t get rid the checkerboard grey squares that show transparency.
I know they won’t print but I’d rather see them when I show it online.

Make a new layer.

Fill it with color.

Drag it to the bottom of the stack in the Layers palette.

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