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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)

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.

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.

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

Eugene Lutsenko wrote: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

Auge_Ohr wrote:

Eugene Lutsenko wrote: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.