Originally Posted by jeffy162
It may not be obvious, but most of it is transparent with only an "oval" of black behind the logo with the rest of it being transparent. When I click on the image for the larger view, the transparent part turns white, so if that is what you see, that's why.
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Earlier, you stated that an Alpha channel was not required, but it appears that your graphic does use one. If there was no Alpha channel (used to set the 'background to transparent') then you'd have a rectangular "block" showing whatever the "Page" paper color was at the time you created the graphic with your graphics software program. Your 2 examples seem to show that.
A good example of what I'm saying is viewing your attachments on this forum page. This forum's topics page uses a "background" color which is not quite black (0,0,0) and one of your images display that fact.
Am I right, or am I still misunderstanding you? Sorry.
If users cannot output/convert images to ".BLP" hopefully, you or someone else can do that.