> - How to make a simple border (eg. white) around the
> picture?
one simple way to do is to use "convert" from ImageMagick (mostly likely
you have it installed if you are using linux), with -border option
if you do want to do it in GIMP, the following steps (described in Teach
yourself GIMP
many places, such as http://www.rpmfind.net
/Feiyi
On Sun, 27 Feb 2000, Wayne wrote:
> Hello,
> I have Redhat release 6.0 on my system. I'm not able to find the
> gimptool anywhere in the tree.
> I also updated my system with the CD to include all developement
> packages and still couldn't fi
it seems grey because you choose transparent when you create new layer,
if you have preferred background, make sure first pick the color you
want and check the background box before everything
Feiyi
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>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using the rounded-corners script to modify some pictu
hi,
it depends on how good the original photo is. Are you scanning it directly
from slide? negative? or you scan it from print? GIMP should help some,
but no miracles here (unless you are a real good painter, and you can
"create" something that not originally there, but it is no longer called
"re
Hi,
It seems that there are quite a bit interest on the link I posted a while ago and also
some access problems with it. I assure you that the link itself is no problem, so you
should just be patient and try again from different machine (?)
I also want to point out that the author of the page (
hi,
I have been using this software "cthumb", it performs quite well for this purpose.
http://puchol.com/cpg/software/cthumb/
regards,
Feiyi
Tamas Gervai wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is there a utility to create photo archive, like Image Alchemy did before 6-7 years?
>
> How it works: it scans the
