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Hi all,
I just spent the whole night creating a suite of small 'Alert' icons (e.g., Note and Important) -- they are about 30 pixels x 40 pixels -- and I made example alerts in a Word file for review , inserted the icons, and they look great. Then finally I inserted some into the alerts boxes in my RoboHelp project and I am finding that curved lines on small icons don't render very well in RoboHelp CHM output. They come out bitty. But in Word looked great.
(That will teach me to always first do a dry run...)
Is there some magic trick for doing this well?
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Hi there
If the icon looks as you want in Word, then personally I'd screen capture it from there and save it out as a file.
The key is to never Ever NEVER EVER use the resize option in RoboHelp to change the size from what it is to something different.
Cheers... Rick
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>> The key is to never Ever NEVER EVER use the resize option in RoboHelp to change the size from what it is to something different.
Thanks!
I finally caught on!
Ok, I'm all done now. After a lot of trial and error.
Maybe I should have used an icon editor. Would that have helped? Never realy used one much. Anything to suggest?
- avi
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Hi there
I use a product called Icon Commander. I managed to get it for free from Giveaway of the Day. Normally it costs $39.95. But I can say that it would probably be worth it!
If you watch Giveaway of the Day, I hear that sometimes software is offered again and again.
Cheers... Rick
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Hi,
I use IcoFX, which is a freeware program. Take a look at http://icofx.ro.
Greets,
Willam
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Thanks for the responses!
- avi