FROM : Douglas Davidson
DATE : Thu Dec 09 20:55:27 2004
On Dec 9, 2004, at 11:46 AM, R. Scott Thompson wrote:
> As it turns out, however, if you then round-trip that same code
> through RTF (that is, you generate an RTF from it, and then generate a
> string from the RTF) you loose all the lovely work you did in applying
> your own black to the ranges.
RTF stores colors as RGB, 0-255 for each component. If you use your
own black, the difference is that you will get an explicit entry in the
color table rather than relying on the implicit automatic entry 0.
Douglas Davidson
DATE : Thu Dec 09 20:55:27 2004
On Dec 9, 2004, at 11:46 AM, R. Scott Thompson wrote:
> As it turns out, however, if you then round-trip that same code
> through RTF (that is, you generate an RTF from it, and then generate a
> string from the RTF) you loose all the lovely work you did in applying
> your own black to the ranges.
RTF stores colors as RGB, 0-255 for each component. If you use your
own black, the difference is that you will get an explicit entry in the
color table rather than relying on the implicit automatic entry 0.
Douglas Davidson
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| John Stiles | Dec 10, 01:03 | |
| R. Scott Thompson | Dec 10, 02:30 | |
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