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Author Topic: How to make variable degrees of transparency with a given image  (Read 5,621 times)

kyrathaba

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Do any of you know whether or not Irfanview or Paint.net can apply varying degrees of transparency to an image?  I think I've read this has something to do with varying an image's "alpha" value?  If so, could anyone describe how this is accomplished.
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Re: How to make variable degrees of transparency with a given image
« Reply #1 on: January 31, 2007, 02:59 AM »
I have never used either of those, but looking at a screen shot on getpaint.net, in the history box there was a layer visibility applied, so I would thing that under the effects menu maybe or the layers menu maybe you would find it. though I use adobe photoshop, and it is under the layers window.
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Re: How to make variable degrees of transparency with a given image
« Reply #2 on: January 31, 2007, 03:10 AM »
Thanks, you put me onto the right track, and I was able to find the solution. 
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