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I'm working on an ASP.NET webpage that generates an image (and am using VWD
2005 until my copy of VS2005 ships). I have done all the obvious (and
not-so-obvious) things to try to give a gif that I am generating, a
transparent background.
On the newsgroups - everyone points to this MSDN article: How to save a .gif
file with a new color table by using Visual C# .NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;319061
Even though, it seems like this might be overkill - I can't compile it,
because it has an unsafe codeblock and I don't believe I can compile with
the /unsafe option with an Express product (does anyone know any
different??).
Has something been done since the early 2000's to make saving a gif with a
transparent background easier? Most articles I found were from 2001 and
2002, which makes me think this is no longer an issue?
Oh - and if I make a PNG with a transparent background, that works
perfectly, but IE does not acknowledge PNGs with transparent backgrounds and
shows grey instead. So I seem stuck between a rock and a hard place on
something I didn't expect to spend this much time on!
It's the year 2005 - surely there is some simple answer?!? Any ideas! thanks
2005 until my copy of VS2005 ships). I have done all the obvious (and
not-so-obvious) things to try to give a gif that I am generating, a
transparent background.
On the newsgroups - everyone points to this MSDN article: How to save a .gif
file with a new color table by using Visual C# .NET
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;319061
Even though, it seems like this might be overkill - I can't compile it,
because it has an unsafe codeblock and I don't believe I can compile with
the /unsafe option with an Express product (does anyone know any
different??).
Has something been done since the early 2000's to make saving a gif with a
transparent background easier? Most articles I found were from 2001 and
2002, which makes me think this is no longer an issue?
Oh - and if I make a PNG with a transparent background, that works
perfectly, but IE does not acknowledge PNGs with transparent backgrounds and
shows grey instead. So I seem stuck between a rock and a hard place on
something I didn't expect to spend this much time on!
It's the year 2005 - surely there is some simple answer?!? Any ideas! thanks