Transparent GIFs
Transparent GIFs
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- hans_glib0
i know it's old skool and all that, but in the days before dtp apps could deal with transparency you would have to apply the logo onto the image in photoshop and then import that single file. Apart from the fiddling to get the logo into the right position and the right size on the image (not that hard) doing this would avoid all these problems you are having.
as an aside, I'm not too sure what's to be gained with having a textured logo on an image, as it carries the danger of making the logo looking as if has printed badly, but that's by the by.