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JPG vs. PNG: Which is Better?

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If you're caught in the tug-of-war between JPEG and PNG, don't panic! This post is your guide to understanding each format. The post JPG vs. PNG: Which is Better? appeared first on The TechSmith Blog.

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PowerPoint: Create an Infographic

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    To do this, I formatted the shape until it was the size and in the general position I liked. On the Save As dialog box, locate the  Save as type drop-down menu and choose  PNG Portable Network Graphics Format. Name the file (the slide images will appear within a folder with this name).  button.

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Five Tips for Creating Graphics for Mobile Devices

Upside Learning

Image Formats: png should be your preferred format (as against.gif) as it has greater color depth and is fully lossless with variable transparency. While.gif format has either opaque or fully transparent pixels.png has up to 254 levels of partial transparent pixels allowing you to take advantage of alpha transparency.

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PowerPoint 2010: Adjusting the Saturation for a Clip Art Image

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Only files saved as PNG or JPG have options for adjusting color saturation from within PowerPoint. From the Picture Tools Format tab, choose Adjust > Color and adjust the saturation level. To change this, click the Save as Type  drop-down menu and select either JPG or PNG. Ensure the picture is selected. PowerPoint'

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IPhone- User Interface Guidelines – Part III

Upside Learning

Table Views, Text Views and Web Views: Table View: It displays information in single column multiple rows format. Creating Custom Icons and Images: For all icons and images PNG (32 bits) format is recommended. Rows can be divided into sections or groups. Each row can contain image, text and controls.

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Editing Images with PowerPoint

Integrated Learnings

This can be accessed any time an image is selected under the “Picture Tool Format” tab on the Ribbon. Fortunately, you can also save an image in several different image formats. It’s even possible to save as a PNG with a transparent background. ©Integrated Learning Services, Inc.

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Adobe Builds Rome in a Day

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Project Rome offers output in formats such as PDF, SWF, JPG, PNG, SVG, or FXG or Web files for either an Adobe or third-party-hosted Website." The cross-platform application is available both as an Adobe AIR desktop program and as a browser-based Web service. " You can learn more about Project Rome on the Macworld site.

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