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Have you noticed the hypocrisy of the minorities who whine about racism? |
The two images above are webp images. If you need software to create webp images, or convert them to different formats, you can use
MillWrite, which has some basic image editing functions. The free version is here, and it also provides a CAD system that can read and write DXF files, and view STL files.
To convert a webp image, one method is to click the "Files" tab along the top of the screen, or the "Images" tab, and then browse to the image, and then view the image. Then click the "webP" button at the top of the screen. Then you specify the compression value, with 100% meaning "no compression". Instead of clicking the webP button, you can press the W key on the keyboard. Or press and hold down the CONTROL key, which will put a menu up along the bottom of the screen, and then press the F10 key to get the "save as" option, and then let go of the CONTROL key. |