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Frank
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Adam Albright wrote:
>
> Bingo! The color dropper reading YOU got! Not what I got. I don't need
> to add I have tons more creditability then you do, plus anyone could
> have easily checked themselves. How come nobody yet has stepped
> forward to backup your claim of RGB 100,0,0?
I guess only you are having a rage fit other this non-issue? Anyway,
depending on where you color sample in the fountain fill will determine
what exact RGB numbers you get. Can you understand that statement?
>
> My guess, because while you claim to be an expert, that's you run some
> business, you run a marketing company, blah, blah, blah, you keep
> posting garbage that exposes you both as a liar and dummy.
>
> BTW dummy I've been letting you make the same mistake over and over
> just so you can't deny you said it. You keep referring to "fountain
> fill" you have claimed you have Photoshop. There is no such named
> feature in Photoshop, buy is the in cheap knock off Paint Shop Pro.
> Photoshop uses the more accurate term gradient fill.
Sorry to burst your bubble stupid, but that's a common term used
(fountain fill, gradient fill, they're are interchangeable terms) in the
business.... Fountain fill comes from Corel not PSP. But Corel now owns
PSP so they might have started to use it. You didn't know that did you?
We don't use PSP in our biz.
We primarily use Corel Draw X3 and Adobe CS3 Master Collection. The eye
dropper was quicker in Corel, so I used it. Is that a problem for you?
> Why do you lie about everything?
>
Excuse me! If you only would learn to read and learn to comprehend what
you've just read you'd see that I'VE NEVER, EVER LIED TO YOU SWEETHEART!
Now go look everything up on google so you can respond intelligently, ok?
The more I corner your little rat like arse the more you're turning into
some kind of weirdo, sicko, wacko rage idiot.
Am I getting under your thin ignorant skin?
Frank
>
> Bingo! The color dropper reading YOU got! Not what I got. I don't need
> to add I have tons more creditability then you do, plus anyone could
> have easily checked themselves. How come nobody yet has stepped
> forward to backup your claim of RGB 100,0,0?
I guess only you are having a rage fit other this non-issue? Anyway,
depending on where you color sample in the fountain fill will determine
what exact RGB numbers you get. Can you understand that statement?
>
> My guess, because while you claim to be an expert, that's you run some
> business, you run a marketing company, blah, blah, blah, you keep
> posting garbage that exposes you both as a liar and dummy.
>
> BTW dummy I've been letting you make the same mistake over and over
> just so you can't deny you said it. You keep referring to "fountain
> fill" you have claimed you have Photoshop. There is no such named
> feature in Photoshop, buy is the in cheap knock off Paint Shop Pro.
> Photoshop uses the more accurate term gradient fill.
Sorry to burst your bubble stupid, but that's a common term used
(fountain fill, gradient fill, they're are interchangeable terms) in the
business.... Fountain fill comes from Corel not PSP. But Corel now owns
PSP so they might have started to use it. You didn't know that did you?
We don't use PSP in our biz.
We primarily use Corel Draw X3 and Adobe CS3 Master Collection. The eye
dropper was quicker in Corel, so I used it. Is that a problem for you?
> Why do you lie about everything?
>
Excuse me! If you only would learn to read and learn to comprehend what
you've just read you'd see that I'VE NEVER, EVER LIED TO YOU SWEETHEART!
Now go look everything up on google so you can respond intelligently, ok?
The more I corner your little rat like arse the more you're turning into
some kind of weirdo, sicko, wacko rage idiot.
Am I getting under your thin ignorant skin?
Frank