Digital BW, The Print

Right, but the desktop can't sit on top of the PS image.  [sigh]

Actually, I think the best idea in fact is to put it as a separate layer-
you could have a step wedge file open, and an action that would copy it into
whatever file you are working on, but you might have to scale it to the size
of your working file.  BTW, if you scale a step wedge, do it with nearest
neighbor, not averaging, as that way the borders between the steps will be
crisp, not blurred.

Anyway, its a great idea, one I'll use.

Thanks

Bill

on 11/3/01 9:47 AM, Mark Tucker wrote:

What about making your entire desktop background a grey
wedge? Do windows people call it "wallpaper"? I think Mac calls
it Desktop Picture.

You'd just create a grey wedge that's the pixel dimensions of
your monitor (1024x768, etc) and then paste it as
wallpaper/picture.

Would that work?




[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]