Is there anything in Alaska or Express++ trim image

[Eugene Lutsenko]

Is there anything in Alaska or Express++ trim image (reduce the dimension of the image file in pixels by removing the area not occupied by the image)

[rdonnay]

Images are always stored as rectangular areas of the screen using an X,Y coordinate system based on bitmaps, not vectors, therefore I doubt that this can be done.

[Eugene Lutsenko]

Hi, Roger!

I was referring to the minimum rectangular area into which the image is inscribed. It is clear that you can make a program that will analyze the image pixel by pixel and create on its basis a new, free space around the putts. But it is clear that this procedure will last for quite a considerable time. I just thought that somebody can know whether it is optimally implemented in Alaska.

[rdonnay]

I don't know of any Alaska feature that will do this.

[Auge_Ohr]

Is there anything in Alaska or Express++ trim image (reduce the dimension of the image file in pixels by removing the area not occupied by the image)

guess you are using Windows PAINT.EXE, load a Picture and "clip" a Part of it ... this is called "rubber band" rectangle‎.

search on https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Search for "rubber band" or KB314945

[Eugene Lutsenko]

Is there anything in Alaska or Express++ trim image (reduce the dimension of the image file in pixels by removing the area not occupied by the image)

guess you are using Windows PAINT.EXE, load a Picture and "clip" a Part of it ... this is called "rubber band" rectangle‎.

search on https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Search for "rubber band" or KB314945

Hi, Jimmy!

No, I wanted to do this program in Alaska in his system. I made a character image generator in the form of graphic files (you helped in the previous topic). Everything turned out. But there are many characters insignificant pixels. Of course, I can remove them, but it's a fairly lengthy process. I thought it might have something specially optimized. In the graphic editors, I know how to do it.