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Old 11-01-2017, 05:54 PM   #11
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I can't help you on how the forum works but I'm sure others can especially Terrie?

What was the original file format on your computer?

   
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Old 11-02-2017, 06:20 PM   #12
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I like the thinner version for the same reason as Steve. And for me it gives a air of gentleness. I'm not crazy about the heavier version.

   
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Thanks for the feedback, everyone. I'll probably just stick with the thin version based on your comments.

Now the client wants 100 copies of a promotional flier designed and printed one week from today. But in a classic turn of events, she gave me a tiny, artifact-laden photo of the building she's moving her studio to, and it's been too cruddy weather to take a better photo. I should almost offer to paint her a tasteful watercolor of the building to compliment the zen of yoga.

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I can't help you on how the forum works but I'm sure others can especially Terrie?

What was the original file format on your computer?
I'm a bit puzzled. It seems like it uploaded fine and we can all view it fine, right? When I click it a second time as you suggested, the PNG opens on a white background as needed.
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Old 11-03-2017, 10:04 AM   #14
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Something to do with the Forum Software I guess.

Glad you are being kept busy .....

   
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