Removing white background from clipart?
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O SNAP SON! thats a perfect question, because im in commerical art class right now dealing with adobe illustration and photoshop so you asked the right question lol. What i would do is use the lasso tool (polygonial in specific) and then trace the image NOT FULLY, because then the only part youll have to edit is the inside, instead of editing inside trace it and then go outside and make a rectangle (or whatever) around the background so that the image is outside traced and the background  section is selected, FIRST make sure the background layer is selected (if you have more then one layer) (layers appear to the right of the screen in the program) (select it by just clicking on the layer tab) and then once you have done that you would want to select what color you want the background to be from the color palette and then use the paintbrush tool  to feel in the background in replace of white. You will have to repeat the lasso maybe a few times because its not like just outlining the object itself your outlining the background, OR you can just make a diffrent color background (have to make a diffrent layer (youll see how to make a diffrent layer at the bottom of the layer box just scroll those icons down there)) and then paint the layer the color you want it to be but MAKE SURE that the layer isnt on the image layer then it will all turn that color becasue a new layer overlaps and old one. If the image comes with the white background you probably just want to go with the lasso direction. Alright..thats it, hope yo find it out, if you dont just click my name on here and find out my contact info. PEACE! O yeah and make sure u drag and drop the clipart into photoshop to use it lol.
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try changing your background
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I dont know why people don't read the entire post before GUESSING at the answer. \n\nCAV.EXE is a self-extracting file that updates the Clipart Viewer that came with Premier Clips only.  If you don't have this program, find and delete it.  (You can also disable it from Msconfig, then reboot, find and delete the file.)  \n\nIf you DO have either of the above programs, uninstall them.
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photospin.com or clipart.com
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It's called a Watermark, and I don't think you can get rid of it.  If you can, you probably need a $500 program like Photoshop or something.\n\nTry downloading the origional file...it should be clear.
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print the screen then paste the image in to a image edition software and crop the unwanted rest
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Hmmm. Have you tried changing your desktop picture and see if it works or gets rid of the white space. Seems to me, the background picture is probably causing it or your resolution setting is not working right.
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You can crop and reduce the size of the avatar with MS Paint. In this way you can use almost any picture, clip art ortwxt you wish.\n\nhttp://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic42698.html
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You can clean the scans with Paint.NET. It's free.\n\nhttp://getpaint.net/
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Select the track, hit Apple-I to get at the Info, select the Artwork tab.\nClick on the image to select it (a blue border appears) and hit Delete.\nDone.
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Highlight them and press delete or use context menu
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Use Photoshop or similar graphics editing package. Most come with a 'red eye' removal tool
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Download the clipart to your computer.\nOpen up Microsoft Paint, or Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop (or any other graphic editing program that you have.  Once you have the clipart on screen you should be able to edit the colors by using a paintbrush or "bucket fill".
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U need no image software needed to do this,,\nOnly MS-PAINT -- WILL do it...\n first open a file named like  aaa.bmp \n make corrections if needed...\nopen second file  like  bbb.bmp \nmake correction if needed...\n\nopen third file ccc.bmp \ncopy the aaa.bmp required picture and bbb.bmp required picture from by selecting from  FILE > U RECENTLY OPENED FILES WILL BE HERE....\nBY SELECTING THE RELEVENT FILE...U CAN DO IT... COPY THOSE CONTENTS TO  CCC.BMP FILE...\n\nthats it... bye happy editing..
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Right click on Desktop ---> Click on "properties" --> Now select the background you want click "ok"
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Adopbe Photoshop but it is not free.\nGnu GIMP, can download for free
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As mentioned above the trick is to use no-repeat and a width set close to 100%. The problem with this approach is that unless you are using a high resolution photo, the image will look pretty grainy on browser windows used in conjunction with a high resolution desktop. When you do use a high resolution photo that looks good in large windows, then you are stuck having to load this very large file just for use as a background. No problem as long as whoever is loading it has a excellent broadband connection but it will turn off those with slower connections. The fact of the matter is that most people find background images distracting and they often make reading the text difficult. So you should seriously consider limiting the use of large background images.