Phil Mood

Hi, I have a page layout containing 5 images stored in container fields with "Crop to frame" If I send this page as PDF the photos appear blurry. If I insert the same pictures directly in the layout, as objects, they look perfectly sharp. Any idea why? Thanks

Hi John, you're the best! A big, big thanks, I really appreciate your help. Have a nice day.

Jus rotate. The problem is that all transparent areas of the image get lost when using the standard parameters and, when using .png, they turn to black. I have made a small screencast example to show https://punto-rosso.d.pr/C4H6Ul Thanks

Hi John, I am trying to obtain the same result with the function "Rotate Image" but somehow your trick doesn't work here. Any help is really appreciated. Thanks

Hi John, thats perfect! The ARGB argument did the trick. A genius strike! Thanks a lot for your help. Best

Hi, I use the CropImage function to insert an image from a file into a container field, Base64Decode ( Base64Encode ( CropImage( $importpath ; myTable::img_X ; myTable::img_Y ; myTable::img_pic_width ; myTable::img_pic_height ) ) ; myTable::img_destination_fieldname ) It works perfectly but, if the XY coordinates are negatives, the background that fills the empty space is set automatically to black. Ex: Base64Decode ( Base64Encode ( CropImage( $importpath ; -200 ; -75 ; 500 ; 250 ) ) ; myTable::img_destination_fieldname ) https://punto-rosso.d.pr/GHn8Vv I use negative coordinates to position the picture inside the container. How I can avoid the black background? Or at least set it to white/transparent. Thanks Small update: the problem exist even with positive values. Ex. Base64Decode ( Base64Encode ( CropImage( $importpath ; 25 ; 100; 500 ; 250 ) ) ;myTable::img_destination_fieldname ) https://punto-rosso.d.pr/u505b6 It seems that the Crop function simply add automatically a black background to fill any empty space.