>
> Bruce Momjian <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us> writes:
> >> background is not white --- there's a white ring around each
> >> continent thanks to poor antialiasing.
>
> > We force a cream background for that page, no?
>
> It's gray on my browser (Netscape 4.0something). Even if it were
> cream, the background of the gif is *white* not cream, so the ring
> would still be there (maybe a little harder to see though).
>
> Since GIF hasn't got partial transparency, you can't do real
> antialiasing without making the background colors match.
> You're probably best off not using transparency at all, unless
> you forget about antialiasing. (Or is it antialiasing that's
> leaving the near-white pixels there? Maybe it's just sloppy drawing
> of the border of the transparent region?)
Did you take a look at my one? It's using transparency too,
but since I created the image by program, there are only 4
colors at all (plus tranparent). Has it noise too or is it
O.K.?
Jan
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