[accessibleimage] Re: [QuickTacBeta] Possible issue in Program

Hi Peter,

I found one way to import BMPs, but dont know if this is the way you mean.

1. Draw a bmp in say Paint.  BMP must be very small in  size
2. Save in the QuickTac folder
3. Open QuickTac and select Fill. The bmp will be listed under the fills.
The bmp will repeat as a fill if too small for page, but if it is large
enought will only get one version of it.
4. If you make a new fill. Open a new page or else the fill wont show in
the drop down menu.

5. To get an idea of how large the drawing area for the bmp should be.
Make a new fill in QuickTac. Go to Paint and open the fill up in it. That
is the drawing area available.


Otherwise I tried a direct import of an already made bmp. (Copy it to
QuickTac folder)That worked too, but size seems to be important and which
embosser you use.  This you can see the effect of if with the picture open
in QuickTac open Page set up and click on the different embossers.
Changing orientation (portrait, landscape), can change how much you get in
of the picture.

And to reverse the procedure you can export.

1. draw in QuickTac
2. Select and make a fill 
3. The fill will be the bmp of your drawing

Seems to work OK.



Regards,
Lisa



accessibleimage@xxxxxxxxxxxxx skrev 19. mars 2007 kl. 09:23 +0000:
>Hi,
>
>Would really like how to import/export from a BMP.
>
>It is also good to hear that you are thinking about SVG as a file type
>for import/export.
>
>Regards,
>Lisa
>
>
>
>"Peter Sullivan" <peter@xxxxxxxxxx> skrev 17. mars 2007 kl. 01:26 +0000:
>>There is an indirect way to import/export from a BMP file.  But it's
>>rather
>>difficult, particularly for the importing.  If you're interested, I'll
>>fill
>>you in.
>>


Lisa Yayla
Huseby Kompetansesenter 
Oslo Norway
lisa.yayla@xxxxxxxxxx

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