Re: [newbie] graphics question

2005-02-13 Thread Paul
>Slap the new images in a webpage and run html2pdf (I know that exists
>somewhere), or perhaps even load them into OO and export that as PDF.

html2pdf turns out to be some program you can buy.
Better then to load the page you make in a browser, print that to a
postscript file and turn that into PDF with ps2pdf. That is supplied
with mandrake:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] paul]$ which ps2pdf
/usr/bin/ps2pdf


Good luck once more
Paul


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Re: [newbie] graphics question

2005-02-13 Thread Paul
>On Wednesday 09 Feb 2005 1:28 pm, Omar wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>Maybe this question should not be on this list, but I didn't know
>> where else to put it.  I have around 400 jpeg images and I want to
>> put 3x2 images on an A4 size document, preferrably in PDF format.  Is
>> there a way to do this in Mandrake 10.1.  I recall having this kind
>> of functionality in Photoshop.  Any ideas suggestions??  Thanks...
>> Omar

Maybe you can use 'montage', part of ImageMagick.

Haven't figured it all out yet, but 

montage -geometry 320x320 -tile 2x3 img1.jpg  img2.jpg img3.jpg 
img4.jpg img8.jpg img111.jpg  new.jpg

already gives some result you might be able to work with. You'll have to
play with the settings a bit though.

-geometry tells montage how big the images have to be displayed in the
new picture.

Slap the new images in a webpage and run html2pdf (I know that exists
somewhere), or perhaps even load them into OO and export that as PDF.
One never knows...

Good luck!

Paul


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Re: [newbie] graphics question

2005-02-13 Thread Richard Urwin
On Wednesday 09 Feb 2005 1:28 pm, Omar wrote:
> Hi all,
>Maybe this question should not be on this list, but I didn't know
> where else to put it.  I have around 400 jpeg images and I want to
> put 3x2 images on an A4 size document, preferrably in PDF format.  Is
> there a way to do this in Mandrake 10.1.  I recall having this kind
> of functionality in Photoshop.  Any ideas suggestions??  Thanks...
> Omar

Not the answer you want, but makethumbs.sh generates a page of html to 
index your collection. It should be easily possible to fix it to 
produce something that can be converted to pdf correctly. This may mean 
editing makethumbs.sh and learning about XML/FO, but you might get 
lucky and only have to configure makethumbs correctly.

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Re: [newbie] graphics question - semi HiJack

2005-02-09 Thread Anne Wilson
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On Wednesday 09 Feb 2005 15:01, Kaj Haulrich wrote:
> On Wednesday 09 February 2005 14:28, Omar wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >Maybe this question should not be on this list, but I didn't
> > know where else to put it.  I have around 400 jpeg images and I
> > want to put 3x2 images on an A4 size document, preferrably in PDF
> > format.  Is there a way to do this in Mandrake 10.1.  I recall
> > having this kind of functionality in Photoshop.  Any ideas
> > suggestions??  Thanks... Omar
>
> I'm not quite sure what you mean, but if you just want to place 6
> photos on the document, you can use OpenOffice.  Set the page to
> A4, select Insert-->Graphics-->From file.  Then you can manipulate
> the photos around, and when finished, File-->Export as PDF.
>
> If, on the other hand, you want a batch command to do it I'm not
> aware of any, but maybe the "mogrify" command in ImageMagick is a
> way to go.
>
One thing that seems to be missing in linux is a good photo-printing program.  
This is one of the few things that makes me used Win4Lin.  ArcSoft 
PhotoPrinter has templates for sheets of various sizes of photo, and you can 
import the relevant number of graphic files from any directory.  It handles 
simple editing like rotate, flip and crop, but nothing more.  I wish someone 
could write something similar for linux.

Anne
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Re: [newbie] graphics question

2005-02-09 Thread Kaj Haulrich
On Wednesday 09 February 2005 14:28, Omar wrote:
> Hi all,
>Maybe this question should not be on this list, but I didn't
> know where else to put it.  I have around 400 jpeg images and I
> want to put 3x2 images on an A4 size document, preferrably in PDF
> format.  Is there a way to do this in Mandrake 10.1.  I recall
> having this kind of functionality in Photoshop.  Any ideas
> suggestions??  Thanks... Omar

I'm not quite sure what you mean, but if you just want to place 6 
photos on the document, you can use OpenOffice.  Set the page to 
A4, select Insert-->Graphics-->From file.  Then you can manipulate 
the photos around, and when finished, File-->Export as PDF.

If, on the other hand, you want a batch command to do it I'm not 
aware of any, but maybe the "mogrify" command in ImageMagick is a 
way to go.

HTH

Kaj Haulrich.
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[newbie] graphics question

2005-02-09 Thread Omar
Hi all,
  Maybe this question should not be on this list, but I didn't know 
where else to put it.  I have around 400 jpeg images and I want to put 
3x2 images on an A4 size document, preferrably in PDF format.  Is there 
a way to do this in Mandrake 10.1.  I recall having this kind of 
functionality in Photoshop.  Any ideas suggestions??  Thanks...
 Omar



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