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Transparency on old programs

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I know there are plenty of people who ask how to apply transparency to images, and i've read all teh explanations. But those are for new software. Until I can obtain a new version of Photoshop, I'm stuck using Photoshop 4.0 LE... :(

So, I'm wndering if anyone here knows how to edit alpha channels in Photoshop 4.0 LE without doing something that forces the image to be saved as a Photoshop file, which can't be used by warcraft at all.

I have already downloaded an alpha-channel editting plug-in, but it requires the creation of a new layer of each part to be made transparent, and in 4.0 LE, if you create new layers, the file must be saved as a Photoshop file.

Can anyone provide assistance (no, I don't mean yelling at me to get Photoshop 7 or CS, I mean actual assistance).
 
*bump*

Don't tell me there isn't a single person out there who isn't somewhat acquainted with software a few years old...
 
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