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Installing refocus |
Posted by: harshamutu - 12-05-2023, 08:26 AM - Forum: General questions
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I am not that tech-savvy. But using Gimp happily for enhancing my photographs. Wish to install refocus. I downloaded the package and unzipped. Found the plugin folder to place the extract. It does not work perhaps I am missing something. I do not know how to run ./configure or something. I appreciate if someone could help me in this.
Thanks and Regards
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Open Image Dialog Location Field Slashes |
Posted by: Punchcard - 12-05-2023, 03:43 AM - Forum: General questions
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Windows 7
Gimp 2.10.36
Protocol:
Click File/Open...
Click the "Type a file name" button
Enter a file path in the Location field
The path has forward slashes (/), not the Windows back slash (\).
Gimp ignores.
Change the forwards to backs.
Gimp accepts.
Is that worthy of a bug report?
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How to let Gimp remember canvas size and "Fill with"? |
Posted by: pstein - 12-02-2023, 12:05 PM - Forum: General questions
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I load a *.jpg picture into Gimp v2.10.36 on Windows.
Then I go to menu
Image--->Canvas size
and enter a new canvas size and "fill with"=White
resize Layers=None
The canvas size is applied BUT the new background area is still shown as transparent checkerboard.
Why? I want to see pure white color.
Furthermore I close the current picture and load a new one.
When I go to menu
Image--->Canvas size
again the initial Canvas size shows again the dimensions of the current picture.
How can I tell Gimp to remember my previously entered target Canvas Size (even beyond exit and restart of Gimp)?
Peter
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