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Snow Leopard Skitch issue
Hi, I noticed weird Skitch behavior in Snow Leopard.
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(no background image + randomly stretched desktop icons).
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(no background image + randomly stretched desktop icons).
I’m frustrated
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Inappropriate?Hi pawlik,
Sorry about this, we're looking into this. The workaround is to go to Preferences>Settings>Snapping and set Skitch to use a background which is white or transparent, (as opposed to the desktop background). -
Inappropriate?Changing background setting doesn't work. I have always transparent background1 Comment
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does work for me (Skitch 1.0b8.3 v2473). -
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Inappropriate?ah, btw: skitch looks like crap in expose :(
and this is after making screen with skitch:
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Inappropriate?Thanks rurza—we'll have a fix asap for this—sorry.
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Inappropriate?i installed the new snow leopard fix update, and im still having problems. no background. :(
I’m sad.
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Inappropriate?i can't get a transparent background :( i always loved having that option but now it only gives me the desktop image even if i already set it to use a transparent background.. i just updated to 10.6.2.. hope there'd be a fix :) i love skitch so much!
I’m worried.
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Inappropriate?...and when I chose the desktop background option, i only get a black background and not my desktop image :( Any solution to this? TIA!
I’m still worried.
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Inappropriate?took a screenshot of my dock after the latest update from skitch installed... and the shadows aren't looking good :( please see: http://img.skitch.com/20091116-85mmps...
I’m hopeful.
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using transparent background...
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Inappropriate?another screenshot with transparent background shows a black background.. see: http://img.skitch.com/20091116-tb8wg9...
I’m missing something?
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Inappropriate?re: transparent background
..using .png seems to fix things now... with .jpg though, still the same prob even with latest update installed3 Comments Add a comment
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er, why are you expecting transparency from a .jpg? that isn't possible :)
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OMG.. you're totally right! i feel so dumb.. thanks for pointing it out! :P really appreciate it!
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Inappropriate?In the past had been able "add shadow to image" and then upload as a JPG. It would make the background white, not transparent. This was extremely useful and part of my workflow. I'll resort to using PNG format while I look for something to replace skitch... which I hate to do!
I’m frustrated
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Wait, you can do that! Settings | Snapping | Add shadow & Background = white
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Inappropriate?Thanks for quick reply. Wish it were that easy.
I'd tried that. The shadow looks like this as a jpg:
http://img.skitch.com/20091122-8tpd4t...
It used to look this this whether a jpg or png (same image, uploaded as png):
http://img.skitch.com/20091122-qe5mba...
Again, thanks for the quick reply. I really do wish this works. Skitch had been such a great tool.
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