Hi Boris,

You are right, it is ok with a color depth 32.

Cheers
Alain

"Boris Gaertner" <Boris.Gaertner at gmx.net> a écrit dans le message de news:
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> Hi Alain,
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> I tried what you described, and here are my findings:
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> 1. When I used Squeak 3.4 with color depth 16 to create a BMP
> or a JPEG file, white was indeed replaced by a very light gray.
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> 2. When I changed the display depth of Squeak to  32
> (you do this with world menu >appearance > set display depth)
> and repeated the experiment, I found that white remains white.
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> Can you please check this?
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> So I think that this is a conversion problem.
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> Greetings, Boris
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