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Open office draw-transparent color
kmlgrg -  
Hello,

I am currently making flyers on Open Office Draw and I can't remove the white background from my logo after inserting the image. I found a function in the "mode" toolbar that seems to be what I want, but it is not highlighted when I select the logo, and I can't figure it out.

Thank you for your help
Configuration: Windows XP Firefox 2.0.0.16

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  1.  Non2 Contributor
    Hello,

    here's what I just found out while tinkering in OOo-draw:
    Tools > Eyedropper > click on the eyedropper in the top left and then on the color to select from the image > adjust the desired transparency level in the eyedropper window.
    And you can do this for multiple colors with specific transparency levels for each color.
    However, I couldn't find a "Mode" menu!

    Edit: correction: it’s the color tolerance that we can adjust. This will be replaced by total transparency or a replacement color.
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    1. pasthou
      Be careful with the format of your images... I don't know much about OOo, but I know
      that with certain image formats like gif, you can create transparent backgrounds, whereas
      with jpg, it's not worth it...

      If it can help you...
      @+
      pasthou
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