Hi Guillermo,

THANKS --- that did it!

1. Create new image.
2. Right click Image / Tools / Paint Tools / Blend.
3. <Image> / Dialogs / Tool Options.
4. Configure Blend tool as desired.
5. Click, drag, release... tadaaa, a gradient!

My mistakes were not doing step 2 at all, and I didn't know that I had to
CLICK AND DRAG in the image to cause the gradient to appear.

Thanks to EVERYONE ( Alex, Guillermo, Carol, Miguel, Zachary) that responded
to help.

=======Keith



----- Original Message -----
From: "Guillermo S. Romero / Familia Romero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, March 20, 2001 3:24 PM
Subject: [Gimp-user] Re: Using a gradient as a background


> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2001-03-20 at 1601.25 -0800):
> > I don't get a "gradient fill" option when double clicking the bucket.
The
> > most I get is solid color fill.
>
> Bucket? Who said bucket? Gradient tool is "square with a gradient from
> black to white, left to right" (damn icons, another demo of "word
> 'close' is better than icon 'cross'").
>
> Better, use the <Image> / Tools / Paint Tools / Blend. Or "l" (the
> letter) if you have the default bindings. Now look which icon becomes
> avaliable. And then try to forgot the icons, use keys instead. :]
>
> I did it in Gimp CVS 1.2 just after creating a new image, and I added
> a gradient to the image, without selecting anything (the Select All
> step is for fills, not gradients).
>
> > Still struggling.  I can't believe it's this hard to put a gradient as a
> > background in a brand new image.
>
> It is if the explanation is wrong. :]
>
> 1. Create new image.
> 2. Select Blend tool (see above).
> 3. <Image> / Dialogs / Tool Options.
> 4. Configure Blend tool as desired.
> 5. Click, drag, release... tadaaa, a gradient!
>
> GSR
>
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