Thank Bernd, I'll give that a try. Detecting mouseClicks or other mouse
related functions aren't an issue for me in this case - it's that
printing images with transparency on Windows can really come out strange
and in some cases cause printing to fail.
Marty K
Hi Marty,
would it help if the transparent parts where just a little non-transparent?
hardly noticeble
You would set all 0 to 1 in alphaData, the rest is unchanged.
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on mouseUp
put the alphaData of image 1 into tAlpha
put numToByte(0) into tNull
put numToByte(1) into tOne
repeat for each byte anAlpha in tAlpha
if anAlpha = tNull then
put tOne after tCollect
else
put anAlpha after tCollect
end if
end repeat
set the alphaData of image 1 to tCollect
end mouseUp
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this is fairly fast, works also in 7.x.x
Once you change 0 to 1 in alphaData the translucent parts of the png receive
mouseClicks etc. You must be aware of that.
Kind regards
Bernd
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