help save me ~$70
Ohioguy
allowed me to take huge, high res photos and combine 4, 6, 8 or even
more into a single jpeg image. I could then resize this as I saw fit,
and it made it very easy to email some end of year pictures to people,
or submit multiple views of something in 1 photo for Ebay, etc.
I need to combine 4 jpeg photos into 1 again, and I just found out
that the Easy Viewer 3 program, while it will install, won't run
properly under Windows 7. I checked online, and an upgrade to version 4
costs $120, while full version is $150. Ouch! Even spending the $120
to upgrade seems too high, considering that this was the only feature of
the program that I used.
Can anyone point me to a less expensive software program that will
run on Windows 7 and quickly and easily allows a person to combine
multiple jpeg images into a single, multi-view image? If I could get
something that would let me drag & drop images, then save, that would be
worth $50 to me, and save me about 70 bucks!
Thanks!
Ohioguy
No, I'm just talking about a program that lets you take a bunch of
regular photos and put them together into 1 photo. For example, let us
say I have 9 photos of my kids I want to send out. I'm on dialup, so I
don't want to contemplate ever having to upload even 1 of those high
res. However, I was previously able to create a grid, and select 9 jpeg
photos to add to it. Then I would save the resulting grid of photos as
a single jpeg.
After that, I would compress it a little bit, and then attach once to
an email, insert it into a document, or whatever.
Michael Black
GIMP will do it. I gather in the Microsoft world, the program for doing
that sort of thing is "Photoshop" complete with a very expensive price
tag.
I was splicing together two scans last night, a page that was too big
for my scanner. Just a matter of cutting and pasting the two parts
together in a bigger "canvas".
Michael
Warren Block
> On Fri, 27 Aug 2010, Ohioguy wrote:
>
>>> Do mean as in a so-called "panorama" view? That subject was
>>
>>
>> No, I'm just talking about a program that lets you take a bunch of regular
>> photos and put them together into 1 photo. For example, let us say I have 9
>> photos of my kids I want to send out. I'm on dialup, so I don't want to
>> contemplate ever having to upload even 1 of those high res. However, I was
>> previously able to create a grid, and select 9 jpeg photos to add to it.
>> Then I would save the resulting grid of photos as a single jpeg.
>>
>> After that, I would compress it a little bit, and then attach once to an
>> email, insert it into a document, or whatever.
>>
> GIMP will do it. I gather in the Microsoft world, the program for doing
> that sort of thing is "Photoshop" complete with a very expensive price
> tag.
A Windows version is available: http://www.gimpusers.com/gimp-download.php
tmclone
doing the entire world a HUGE favor. You and your progeny suck. And
should die. Painfully. Quickly. PLEASE, NOW!
pug
[Yawn]
I have been away from Usenet for a few years. Nice to know nothing has
changed. Still the same old pricky assholes (or assholettes) posting.
[back to bed]
Ohioguy
and paste the jpegs into Atlantis Word Processor, creating a rich text
format document, why not send that?
Can people open a rtf file with a web browser installed?
Jeff Thies
Probably, but it has nothing to do with the browser. The browser is
native to html and plain text, just like this post.
Jeff
Arthur Shapiro
> In the past, I've enjoyed using GJC Software's "Easy Viewer 3", which
>allowed me to take huge, high res photos and combine 4, 6, 8 or even
>more into a single jpeg image.
I have no familiarity with this product, but could it possibly run in XP
"compatibility mode" on your Win7 box?
Art