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Hi everyone,
I created a logo for a computer company and he wants the logo to be transparent so that he can insert his logo into email stationery of various background colors. (for example, if a client sends him an email, my client will paste his own logo into the reply)
Now this doesn’t allow me to use a matte color to smooth the anti-aliasing of the gif format. In any case, gif doesn’t attractively portray my two color logo.
So, I tried using PNG-24 format. This works very well. I get smooth edges without using a matte color. Great!!!
BUT!!!!!!!!!!!! When the PNG logo is inserted into a Word edited email message and emailed, the recipient of the email gets a very horrid looking logo in the message.
Does anyone have an explanation for this? And better yet, how to solve???
Dave
I created a logo for a computer company and he wants the logo to be transparent so that he can insert his logo into email stationery of various background colors. (for example, if a client sends him an email, my client will paste his own logo into the reply)
Now this doesn’t allow me to use a matte color to smooth the anti-aliasing of the gif format. In any case, gif doesn’t attractively portray my two color logo.
So, I tried using PNG-24 format. This works very well. I get smooth edges without using a matte color. Great!!!
BUT!!!!!!!!!!!! When the PNG logo is inserted into a Word edited email message and emailed, the recipient of the email gets a very horrid looking logo in the message.
Does anyone have an explanation for this? And better yet, how to solve???
Dave
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