Image Transparency

I could not accomplish that, I have still a problem, with the other directions, I have created a rectangle, clicked on the curve,so I have four rounded corners, I like to make the bottom two corners square again, I click on, and click on delete corner,the whole square goes away, or how do I select the corner and convert them ? and select the converted ?

Help appreciated,
soet

It sounds like you have missed step 2 of Frank's instructions.

Right click the rounded rectangle and select "Convert to editable shapes" from the drop down menu.

You should then be able to select the control points at the bottom of the object and delete them.

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I could not accomplish that, I have still a problem, with the other directions, I have created a rectangle, clicked on the curve,so I have four rounded corners, I like to make the bottom two corners square again, I click on, and click on delete corner,the whole square goes away, or how do I select the corner and convert them ? and select the converted ?

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It was quicker to do this than to do a detailed tutorial on what are two fairly basic operations combined into one artistic feature

Ok,sorry, Drwyd, I look at the Video a couple times,hopefully I can do it ?

soet

Like the video Frank, what software did you use ?

I look at the Video in my Frontpage software,I embeded in a Frontpage page,that is ok, I could do it, but is there a way to input the RGB color numbers for the background, like I have r=253 g=166 b=2 , I found that where to input but it always go's back to %

soete

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Originally Posted by Drwyd

Like the video Frank, what software did you use ?

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it was camstudio recorded to avi and uploaded to youtube- i tried recording to swf in the past but the result is not satisfactory for my liking

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I look at the Video in my Frontpage software,I embeded in a Frontpage page,that is ok, I could do it

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frontpage??? :eek: :-O :eek: :-O :eek:

I copied the embeded code of the Video,and paste the code in a Frontpage page so I could look at the Video on my desktop, I could accomplish what is shown in the Video,but is there a way to input the RGB color numbers for the background, like I have r=253 g=166 b=2 , I found that where to input, but it always go's back to %

soete

you can probably find the same on the web somewhere, but if not, use this conversion doc I knocked up - you can open it in excel or openoffice - it converts percentages to values and vice versa

:point Attachment 87333

OK great ,thank you Big Frank, I am not familiar with Excel doc., but I can convert the RGB values manually then in %, althans I have MS Office 2010 Pro Plus, installed on my machine and Excel is included.

soet