01-20-2005, 02:59 PM
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You can do it in paint... At the bottom next to the pallette there are two overlaping squares (Paint and eraser colour?) inside a larger square... What ever colour is inside that larger square is your transparent colour. I used to know how to set that colour in Win98's version of Paint... I don't use Paint anymore though, and it might be different for XP's version. |
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