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Posted by dorayme on 10/04/06 01:20
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<1159918545.623010.19150@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
alanryder@aol.com wrote:
> There is a web based program that turns images into a text version of
> the image. Each letter is a different color that corresponds with the
> original image color. I can get the text off the page, but it doesn't
> retain the color info. They only way I can use it is to do a screen
> dump. I want to do a really large image though, and to piece together
> all those dumps would be too hard.
>
> Is there any way to do a dump of just not just what's on the screen,
> but the buffer too, to get all the text with color info off the page?
> Would InDesign or Quark, or Illustrator do it, if text with color info
> is pasted into them? What about an HTML authoring program? Would that
> convert it to an image, and keep the color pasted?
>
> The site is http://www.text-image.com/. Would really appreciate any
> help! Thanks!
The colour information is in the source code. As it happens, in
this case, they are using <font color=...>.
You want to "do a really large image though..."? What does this
exactly mean? What do you want to do with whatever you want to
"do"? To print it big? To turn it into just a picture as in jpg?
If it is printing you want, you print the webpage on a big
printer. If it is a jpg or png or tiff or psd you want, you get
the biggest screen you can and screen shot and piece together, it
is not hard and if you need help doing it, write to me direct.
Ilustrator etc will not help you.
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dorayme
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