In article <4psogdFkjkf4U1.TakeThisOut@individual.net>,
"Paul Watt" <paulio.TakeThisOut@wattio.NOSPAMfreeserve.co.uk> wrote:
> yep thats the problem, i need the edges clean. Any ideas?
Yes.
Use the Save for Web command. Look carefully at the Save for Web dialog.
You will see a control that is called "matte."
You must choose a matte color that is the same color as the background
on your Web page.
GIF does ot support translucency. A pixel is 100% transparent or 100%
opaque, no in-between allowed. But when you set text, Photoshop will
"anti-alias" your text. Anti-aliasing is a way of making text and curves
look smoother by putting translucent pixels on the edge.
GIF does not allow translucent pixels. When you save as GIF, you get an
undesirable fringe because of this. By setting a matte color, you tell
Photoshop to fill this fringe with the same color as your Web page
background.
If you need a GIF to print smoothly with no fringe over a multicolored
background, it is time to go back to the drawing board and re-think your
Web page design, or re-think how you are doing it.
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