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From: nrjizr on 7 May 2008 21:31
I am attempting to take a picture where I deleted the background thur "paint"
and use a different background, but everytime I just do a simple copy and
paste, the white of the background I deleted is still there and the new one I
want to use is no longer. can anyone help me?

From: Echo S on 7 May 2008 21:48
Not sure what program you're working with, but try using PNG or TIF, both of
which support transparency. JPG doesn't.

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"nrjizr" <nrjizr(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am attempting to take a picture where I deleted the background thur
>"paint"
> and use a different background, but everytime I just do a simple copy and
> paste, the white of the background I deleted is still there and the new
> one I
> want to use is no longer. can anyone help me?
>

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