When I generate any file using rst2pdf command line, the background color for the generated PDF files is not white, but a kind of light green.
How do I set the background color to white/transparent? These files must be printed.
Additionally: how do I put filenames as headers?
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I'm trying to generate a new IcoMoon font by uploading this .ai image to IcoMoon.
a simple .ai file
However, once I upload the image and generate the font.
IcoMoon generates a multicolor font:
But I don't want to generate a Multicolor font.
IcoMoon shows the solution and says that:
Now I have Adobe Illustrator, but how can I change all colours in the .ai file to a single colour?
i checked the file you uploaded and you have multiple layers on top of each other,
what you can do is delete the excess layers then add the color you want and export it as svg
I want to copy some colors from IntelliJ color scheme to my application color scheme automatically. Where can I find for example code editor background color of IntelliJ IDEA?
You can find it here, for example.
This is a file with the definition of Text colours.
Also check out this file. It defines many system colours. (like caret, gutter, selection, etc.)
I'm using IntelliJ IDEA 2017.1. I can't seem to find the right setting to change the color of the text in the project view. Specifically the color that is used for a file that has been moved under a version-controlled project. As you can see in the image below, the text color on the Darcula background color is really difficult to read.
Is it possible to configure the color used for files with a specific status?
File status colors can be changed here:
It's possible that you are using some non-standard editor color scheme that is not inherited from one of the default schemes.
The problem now we are facing is- We are loading some color Eng. graphics and doing annotation.
All looks fine and working well and good. Now, at the end of job completion we need to print the PDF file with annotation in black and white.
Here, since the PDF is colored one, we are not able to see print clearly.
Is there any option to make all content in PDF to black color later? So that print will be very clear.
Like this problem.
How do we remove edits from a picture, specific to remove a black bar which was added on top via MS Paint?
As you said, it's a JPEG file. You can only remove a black part if the file has layers: whatever is underneath the black part needs to be stored in the file as well. For JPEG files that's not the case: the black part has simply replaced the previous content so it's no longer part of the file. So it's not possible in this situation.
its simple open the image in Photoshop
select the area which you want to keep...with the help of marquee tool.
then crop the whole image{go to top bar then image>crop} and save...and you are done