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Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
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Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
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If you happen to have a copy of Flash, it does a terrific job of doing this. If not, I know other people who use Streamline.
Flo
"Zul B" wrote in message
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
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Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
-z
I have Flash but am unfamiliar with that feature. How do you do it?
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
If you happen to have a copy of Flash, it does a terrific job of doing this. If not, I know other people who use Streamline.
Flo
"Zul B" wrote in message
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
-z
In Flash MX, it’s under the modify menu — trace bitmap. Select the image and select degree of accuracy – lower numbers, more accurate (likewise, pixel setting and many corners). Delete the background once you convert. Gives you totally vector based output – great when you need to enlarge something like a logo that the client no longer has original file for.
Processing a photo takes awhile and needs a good processor.
Flo
"KatWoman" wrote in message
I have Flash but am unfamiliar with that feature. How do you do it?
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
If you happen to have a copy of Flash, it does a terrific job of doing this. If not, I know other people who use Streamline.
Flo
"Zul B" wrote in message
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
-z
In Flash MX, it’s under the modify menu — trace bitmap. Select the image and select degree of accuracy – lower numbers, more accurate (likewise, pixel setting and many corners). Delete the background once you convert. Gives you totally vector based output – great when you need to enlarge something like a logo that the client no longer has original file for.
Processing a photo takes awhile and needs a good processor.
Flo
"KatWoman" wrote in message
I have Flash but am unfamiliar with that feature. How do you do it?
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
If you happen to have a copy of Flash, it does a terrific job of doing this. If not, I know other people who use Streamline.
Flo
"Zul B" wrote in message
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
-z
I have tried this and it is pretty good – any idea how I can import a flash vector file created in this way into Illustrator CS?
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
In Flash MX, it’s under the modify menu — trace bitmap. Select the image and select degree of accuracy – lower numbers, more accurate (likewise, pixel setting and many corners). Delete the background once you convert. Gives you totally vector based output – great when you need to enlarge something like a logo that the client no longer has original file for.
Processing a photo takes awhile and needs a good processor.
Flo
"KatWoman" wrote in message
I have Flash but am unfamiliar with that feature. How do you do it?
"Flo Nelson" wrote in message
If you happen to have a copy of Flash, it does a terrific job of doing this. If not, I know other people who use Streamline.
Flo
"Zul B" wrote in message
Is there a handy dandy utility that would do that for you? Or how can one do this manually?
tia
-z
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