Pesky lines between images in dreamweaver

Help,
I have created a simple web pager here....
www.therevelgoup.com .... There are faintlines between the images
and rollover images. Any suggestions on how to remove those? thank
you in advance.

chas1658 wrote:
> Help,
>
> I have created a simple web pager here....
www.therevelgoup.com .... There
> are faintlines between the images and rollover images.
Any suggestions on how
> to remove those? thank you in advance.
Incorrect URL. Should be www.therevelgroup.com
The lines are in the graphics. For instance, there is a
single-pixel
line in "revel-main.jpg" at the top that is not black but
#231F1C.
JMS

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> The images on this page have a line or space between
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>
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>
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Some other info that may help.
app.activeDocument.histogram[0] will tell you how may black pixels are in the document. But its no help determining where they are. If that returns 0 there are no black pixels.
If you don't have any luck working with converting the original color range selection into a path and need to go back to searching with the colorSampler it may help to use a grid approach. For example make a square selection, the size depending on how scattered the black pixels are, say 25x25px. Then use color range to select black. With an active selection it will only select pixels in that selected area( if any). You could then check to see if there is a selection. If not make another same size square to the right edge of the last area. If there is a selection, the solid property will tell you if more than one black pixel was selected( unless they are right next to each other ). If solid == true the selection bounds will tell you where the pixel is. If false you have to then search that square. But if there are areas where there are no black pixels checking a square range of pixels at once should be quite a bit faster than checking every pixel. And checking the historgram first will let you know if you should bother searching to start with.

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