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• convert png gif in Labview

  Hi all

  I'm using Labview 8.6. In my application I want to convert a PNG in GIF file. There the VI to convert PNG to GIF?

  Thanks in advance,

  Vaira Muthu.

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  If you want to only write the GIF file, there is a function (not in the pallets) who will write the content of an image of LabVIEW to GIF.

  Search for LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\picture\gif.llb\Write GIF File.vi

• How can I convert psd to svg in photoshop?

  How can I convert psd to svg in photoshop?

  Hi abhijitj,

  Please see the links below.

  Generate SVG with Photoshop CC | Creative droplets

  How to save your PSD paths or shapes in the form of SVG - YouTube files

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• How to change a pdf to bmg, jpeg, jpg, png or svg file

  How to change a pdf to bmg, jpeg, jpg, png or svg file

  Hi Julia,

  This can be accomplished using Adobe Acrobat.

  

  Kind regards

  Rave

• How will I know if my edge compositions animate will scale upwards or downwards to adjust the resolution of each mobile phone platform? iPhone 3s, 4, 4, 5 and 5 have all different resolutions. Can I use PNG or svg?

  I want to use Edge animate to create native application in PhoneGap Build. How will I know if my edge compositions animate will scale upwards or downwards to adjust the resolution of each mobile phone platform? iPhone 3s, 4, 4, 5 and 5 have all different resolutions. And I use PNG or svg?

  If you are using the sensitive scale that it will permanently scale.

  To view best practices regarding graphics

  M lively help | Best practices for graphics in Adobe Edge animate

• Convert PNG logo to vector in Photoshop

  Is it possible to convert a raster, by https://www.eurofloorslondon.co.uk/logo, a vector logo using Photoshop? I did the PNG file with transparent background, don't have the original file anymore and I would use it on a large screen at the front of the exhibition hall. Of course, the logo on the Web site is not good for printing large format. I found it difficult as the orange on the left has also some gradient. Thank you very much for the help.

  Have you try to export as and choose for the SVG format?

  

• Convert .png logo vector

  The logo on a Web site must be scaling to printing purposes and it was created with photoshop without the file .psd in original layers.  What I have is the .png file I want to convert it to vector.  I read this forum I can convert to smart object, but it is if I had the forms in layers.  What is the best way to do this?

  The logo that I am referencing is located on the upper left corner of the www.vialsondemand.com

  Hey dat,.

  Try to place this logo png in artificial intelligence, and then use the path of the image. You can change some settings of vectorization of image to get the desired vector.

  Let me know if you encounter any problems when using the image path. You can see more details on the various options here: http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/image-trace.html

  Thank you

  Dhirendra

• bulk convert PNG

  new user here. is there a method for in bulk convert similar imager in png or jpg?

  TIA

  Hi there - as Mylenium suggested, you can batch your photos using an action. Because you are a new user, I put some screenshots...

  Before you begin, make sure that your photos are in a single folder and set up a destination empy folder somewhere open your first picture and go in your Actions Panel (if you do not, go to Windows > Actions). Press the new action button, as shown below.

  

  In the dialog box that opens, name your new action, and then press Record.

  

  Go to file > save as > and select png as your output file. Do not change the name of the file. Press on save, then go back to your control panel actions and press the stop button. Your action is now created.

  

  Now go to file > automate > batch. You will get a dialog similar to the one shown below.

  

  Select your new action in the Action drop-down list and set your source files and destination. Press 'OK' and the treatment should start. Be patient - it may take some time. I hope this helps!

• Convert png sliced in FW or Photoshop?

  Hello, I was wondering if someone could help: I've done a few designs in Fireworks that a friend now wants to use as a Web site. I would like to know the best way to convert my PNG files into a web page.

  At the present time, my files have no layers, but I that reason to think I could put the items into layers and then somehow cut into slices to form a web page? Or do I have to enter my PNG in Photoshop and slice away (but there will be a layer problem?)...

  Don't know how to go forward and don't want to lose all my work! Any help is greatly appreciated - thank you!

  I use layers to keep things organized and also to make it easier to show and hide clusters of objects to simplify my view of them. For example, I'll often make a layer for the header area, the content area and the footer area, and perhaps others if things get messy. The layers are nice in this perspective.

  When you go to export your images, however, if the objects are on different layers does not change the result.

  Since you have your document in Fireworks and Fireworks is ideal for creating Web images, I recommend that you go ahead and learn how to cut your design in Fireworks.

  If you have leaders and guides set to display (view > sovereign and view > Guides > Show Guides + view > Guides > snap to guides) you can click in the rules and drag a guide line into your document. If you double-click a guide line, you can pinpoint its position. Implement the guidelines along the logical places in your design.

  Once you have your instructions, select the tool cuts (the green rectangle). With Snap guides turned on, you can easily drag your positions range in regards to your guides. When you draw each slice, a slice object appears in the Web layer. Give each object a unique and descriptive name (without spaces); This will be the name of the exported file. In the Properties palette, set the file format for this range (.gif, .jpg, etc.).

  Fireworks peut write a HTML of a design into slices. This code, however, is firmly locked in the form of a design and it will usually break if you try to do something with it. It is best to only export the images and create the Web page in a text editor or a Web (such as Dreamweaver) design tool.

• Convert PNG to 300pdi

  Hello

  I want to
  export picture a graph to a png-300pdi (printing). Here's what I do:

  First I export the chart in a PNG with the LV - VI standard. I re - open the file, look for the IHDR header, move the 17 index (which is the end of the IHDR) and place the pHYs (of a 300pdi-created by Photoshop PNG) header with the IHDR, IDAT, as required. (See small end; hope that you don't mind the German legends ^^)

  Up to now
  so good, but the file gets corrupted after my edits... guess I made a few mistakes here.

  Welcome,

  Stoney

  OMG, just found my mistake... The string constant that contains the PPP header has not been defined to the spell...

• Need to batch convert script vector .eps to .png with scale images

  Hello

  I'm looking for a script/program if it is running, all the .eps will be batch of files in a folder convert in one png-24 with scale of 250%.

  Erdem

  /**********************************************************
  
  ADOBE SYSTEMS INCORPORATED
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  All Rights Reserved 
  
  NOTICE:  Adobe permits you to use, modify, and
  distribute this file in accordance with the terms
  of the Adobe license agreement accompanying it.
  If you have received this file from a source
  other than Adobe, then your use, modification,
  or distribution of it requires the prior
  written permission of Adobe. 
  
  *********************************************************/
  
  /**********************************************************
  
  Save as PDFs.js
  
  DESCRIPTION
  
  This sample gets files specified by the user from the
  selected folder and batch processes them and saves them
  as PDFs in the user desired destination with the same
  file name.
  
  **********************************************************/
  
  // Main Code [Execution of script begins here]
  
  // uncomment to suppress Illustrator warning dialogs
  // app.userInteractionLevel = UserInteractionLevel.DONTDISPLAYALERTS;
  
  var destFolder, sourceFolder, files, fileType, sourceDoc, targetFile, pngExportOpts;
  
  // Select the source folder.
  sourceFolder = Folder.selectDialog( 'Select the folder with Illustrator files you want to convert to PNG', '~' );
  
  // If a valid folder is selected
  if ( sourceFolder != null )
  {
      files = new Array();
      fileType = prompt( 'Select type of Illustrator files to you want to process. Eg: *.ai', ' ' );
  
      // Get all files matching the pattern
      files = sourceFolder.getFiles( fileType );
  
      if ( files.length > 0 )
      {
          // Get the destination to save the files
          destFolder = Folder.selectDialog( 'Select the folder where you want to save the converted PNG files.', '~' );
          for ( i = 0; i < files.length; i++ )
          {
              sourceDoc = app.open(files[i]); // returns the document object
  
              // Call function getNewName to get the name and file to save the pdf
              targetFile = getNewName();
  
              // Call function getPNGOptions get the PNGExportOptions for the files
              pngExportOpts = getPNGOptions();
  
              // Export as PNG
              sourceDoc.exportFile( targetFile, ExportType.PNG24, pngExportOpts );
  
              sourceDoc.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
          }
          alert( 'Files are saved as PNG in ' + destFolder );
      }
      else
      {
          alert( 'No matching files found' );
      }
  }
  
  /*********************************************************
  
  getNewName: Function to get the new file name. The primary
  name is the same as the source file.
  
  **********************************************************/
  
  function getNewName()
  {
      var ext, docName, newName, saveInFile, docName;
      docName = sourceDoc.name;
      ext = '.png'; // new extension for png file
      newName = "";
  
      for ( var i = 0 ; docName[i] != "." ; i++ )
      {
          newName += docName[i];
      }
      newName += ext; // full png name of the file
  
      // Create a file object to save the png
      saveInFile = new File( destFolder + '/' + newName );
  
      return saveInFile;
  }
  
  /*********************************************************
  
  getPNGOptions: Function to set the PNG saving options of the
  files using the PDFSaveOptions object.
  
  **********************************************************/
  
  function getPNGOptions()
  {
  
      // Create the PDFSaveOptions object to set the PDF options
      var pngExportOpts = new ExportOptionsPNG24();
  
      // Setting PNGExportOptions properties. Please see the JavaScript Reference
      // for a description of these properties.
      // Add more properties here if you like
      pngExportOpts.antiAliasing = true;
      pngExportOpts.artBoardClipping = true;
      pngExportOpts.horizontalScale = 250.0;
      //pngExportOpts.matte = true;
      //pngExportOpts.matteColor = 0, 0, 0;
      pngExportOpts.saveAsHTML = false;
      pngExportOpts.transparency = false;
      pngExportOpts.verticalScale = 250.0;
  
      return pngExportOpts;
  }
  

• Question for the experts: SVG vs GIF

  Hello everyone

  Lets say I have a website that is filled with a variety of simple and complex, smooth white icons. These icons will be resized in muse where necessary, sometimes they will be with reduced opacity. The site is heavy on Parallax scrolling and fading (opacity) and most - if not all - of the icons will use one or two scroll effects.

  Exporting since illustrator GIFs are sometimes smaller in size than the SVG.

  The target audience is supposed to be decent and updated computers for example, IE 8 and below not relevant. Assume that all users have a browser able to handle SVG and parallax.

  What is better or easier for the browser? SVG of GIFs? even if the size of the GIFs is reduced?

  renders SVG quite complex (several anchor points) 'harder' than the GIF?

  No reason to prefer not SVG except for worms backward compatibility with older browsers/machines?

  What would be the best practice here?

  Any discussion/advice greatly appreciated.

  Jorge Vallejo

  First, GIF should be avoided in favour of PNG: a well optimized PNG is always smaller in file size and also offers several options of quality (for example more than 256 colors which allows to GIF). The problem is that Adobe products cannot achieve this without jumping through a LOT of hoops. More information below.

  This is a bitmap - SVG performance comparison:

  (1) SVG files should be drawn & rendered in the browser. This means that the xml data must be read, interpreted and displays - which is much slower than a bitmap. A png must still be uncompressed, which does not take a lot of processing power. Make an SVG, it is much slower (incomparably slower depending on the complexity).

  (2) bitmaps are usually hardware accelerated (via the GPU), a number of operations of svg is not. For example, I believe that css transforms for SVG is not hardware accelerated and so very slow animate with this method.

  (3) some old browsers have trouble made a lot of individual objects of SVG. For example, only in March 2014 this problem was solved in Firefox.

  (4) svg performance depends heavily on the specific browser as well. Take this test:

  http://jsperf.com/D3-SVG-opacity

  It runs faster on opera and IE 11 on my system! Firefox is terribly slow.

  (5) the SVG rendering is much slower on mobile platforms. Unless very simple, convert png files.

  Now, regarding your files: a size to 500Ko SVG is a LOT - and then you mention that you will have more files SVG from less then 100 KB up to more than 200 KB. My question would be what kind of chart, they will be on your page: background graphics, icons,...?

  In addition, SVG images produced by the Illustrator can (should) be optimized. A good tool for this is SVGO: svg/svgo · GitHub a Visual version can be downloaded at svgo/svg-gui · GitHub

  A few items must read:

  http://CSS-tricks.com/using-SVG/

  http://jaydenseric.com/blog/how-to-optimize-SVG

  http://kylefoster.me/SVG-slides/#/

  If you do a lot of animation, and there are a lot of other things happening in a page, then PNG is the way to go. SVG is preferable for icons and graphics simple logo. Developers of games using Flash always convert all their vector files into bitmaps for much better in Flash!

  Now to my second point: Adobe Save for Web function is catastrophic for the optimization of png. Yes, there are Photoshop techniques to improve optimization of PNG images, but it takes a lot of effort:

  http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/07/15/clever-PNG-optimization-techniques/

  PNG Optimization Guide: more intelligent Techniques - Smashing Magazine

  And even after all that work, again, you cannot export a PNG image with a color palette limited with total transparency in Photoshop or Illustrator. It is important for the size of files: especially Muse Web sites tend to be so inflated that they take a lot of time to load up - and there's really no reason for this if you optimize your graphics properly.

  To optimize PNG files, use the quantifier of color:

  Color quantization

  I can't live without this small tool (freeware) - you have to start up your mac in Windows mode just to use CQ to optimize your png files. It supports automatically optimize your png files, reducing to a minimum - compared with the standard backup of Photoshop for the Web disaster, files are at least 50% smaller file size or more. And it includes a very simple to use quality mask brush that allows areas of control/fix which can be annoying when the reduction of the number of colors.

  That said, it really depends on the type of chart, that you intend to put at your disposal. Could you post some examples?

• I want to change a png to an ico file which is a good software for that?

  I created a png image and I want to use as the icon for all of my files and folders, but vista only allows the ico files to use as icons, then how to convert png to ico?

  http://www.Softpedia.com/downloadTag/PNG+to+ICO

  Downloads for Progams Tag: png to ico converters are at the link above

  http://www.Neowin.NET/forum/topic/77026-how-to-convert-PNG-to-ICO/page__st__30

  MSPaint is the easiest program to convert PNG to ICO. Try!

  http://wareseeker.com/free-change-PNG-to-ICO/

  Some png to ico software converters to top the link for you.

  There is some software png to ico which may interest you.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• loading of GIF or SVG animations

  I'm trying to put a load on my widget animation but not having a chance.

  First, I created a small gif and placed it in my widget. The picture showed, but it was not animated.

  Then, I loaded my gif in composer and converted into a SVG. I added the svg to my project of widget, but I can't even see it.

  Anyone care to share the use of one of these correctly in a widget? I can't get there this morning.

  I found a solution

  See my post in the tips & tricks Sticky found here:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-development/tips-quirks-and-solutions/TD-p/470870/HIGHLIG...

• 8 PNG-PNG-24 format

  is there a way to convert png 8 24 png file? I have an image that I need to make it clearer because the file seems to have a line of jagged throughout the object.

  Please advice

  Hi AimanFiqri,

  Greetings.

  I am assuming you are using PS CC 2015 and in this case try this

  • Open an image in PS
  • Do all the treatments that you need
  • Click on file - export - save as Web
  • Under the option, preset, choose png 24

  ~ Rohit