what am I doning wrong

today I made a new logo and I want to change the black lettering to white and still have it on the transparent backround but for some reason I cant get it all to be white and it keeps reverting to the black.

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You could maybe invert the colors.

And, just an observation.... white text on a transparent background won't look too good in print.

I don't think I understand your question properly, you want to change the text from black to white and have a transparent background? Couldn't you just highlight the text and change it? Or is this what you're doing and it's not working?

the text part works just fine but the hand written BA part keeps reverting back to the black

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today I made a new logo and I want to change the black lettering to white and still have it on the transparent backround but for some reason I cant get it all to be white and it keeps reverting to the black.

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As others have indicated (1) have PS or-like program with background set as transparency, (2) select white and delete, (3) the select remaining black and convert it to white.

The problem could be that you're still working with original as text, it should probably all be simplified/converted to image so that you can work with it.

Here's the image but you won't be able to see it because it's white on transparent LOL.

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HTTP response: NOT FOUND | MIME changed to 'image/png'

Do you have the PS file or what? I still don't get your situation haha. What do you mean by reverting?

I finally got it to work.... still learning this photoshop stuff

good to hear! sorry i was useless.

Not every file format in which PS can save files supports transparency...

thanks for all the help guys, and Callum its all good sometimes things are just harder than what you think they should be