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Posted by: Markus Josephus - 01-30-2019, 03:44 AM - Forum: General questions
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I searched but did not find my answer to this:
I am in China using a Windows 10 PC running the o/s in simplified Chinese. I cannot change the operating system language. I downloaded GIMP 2.10 and specified English; however, during installation, due to my o/s, it installed in Chinese. My Chinese is not good enough to use the program in it. I would like to switch the language of the program to English. Can this be done? How? Thanks!
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Posted by: emorrison - 01-28-2019, 06:48 PM - Forum: General questions
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Hello fellow Gimpsters!
I have figured out how to change a primary colored vehicle to another color but I haven't been able to find a way to color a black or white vehicle to another color. No technique that gives me a decent end product...not yet anyway. Can anyone help a guy out? Thanks in advance.
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| Can I add an ICC printer profile in 2.10? |
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Posted by: johna1954 - 01-26-2019, 02:34 PM - Forum: Installation and usage
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Hi,
I am currently running Linux Mint 19.1 as my O/S.
I am aware that you can add an ICC printer profile in GIMP for Softproofing but is there a way to send that profile to the printer directly from GIMP?
I would like to add a profile for my Graphics art quality OKI Laser printer Pro 9431. I have tried adding profiles in 'colord' but makes no difference that I can see. I have checked that the Gnome Color Manager is correctly installed. Would I use the 'Assign profile' or 'Convert to Color Profile'?
TIA
John
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Posted by: JoelS - 01-26-2019, 05:41 AM - Forum: General questions
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HELP!
I created a .png image with transparent background by selecting add alpha channel, then selecting the background colour and clicking on colour to alpha which made what seemed like a perfect .png image. However, whenever I cut and paste it, it comes up 10X lighter than the actual image (which is in greyscale, not set to greyscale just devoid of any other colours).
I've tried darkening the image so it was still legible and it always comes out very light.
I've made plenty of .png images, and this is the first time this has occurred.
Any suggestions would be very helpful. Thank you in advance!
-Joel
NEVERMIND. I solved the issue. I couldn't find where to delete this thread, sorry. Just ignore it.
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