: Paint Shop Pro 7: where to find color:transparent? In a .png image, I want to color the three far-northwest corner pixels, now colored white, so they are transparent: http://www.sellmycalls.com/pics/stackexchange-transparent-que

@Welton168

The fastest way to get rid of those pixels is to select them, and then cut them from the image with the [Ctrl]+[X] shortcut.

You can use the Magic Wand to select that contiguous block of pixels with a single click; (sort of overkill for just 3 pixels, but it's a handy tool to get used to). Make sure you've got the following options set...


Mode: Replace;
Match mode: RGB Value;
Tolerance: a value in the order of 0-15 works well in most cases; however, for what you want to do here, you can leave the value as 0 (assuming all those pixels really are white);
Use all layers: False (doesn't actually matter for a single-layer *.png file);
Contiguous: True;
Feather: 0;
Anti-Alias: False.

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@BetL875

"Transparent" isn't a color, so you can't eyedropper it. As Jack says, you need to erase them if you want transparency at those pixel locations.

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