[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> * load the first image
>> * make the canvas twice as wide to leave a blank on the right-hand side
>> * copy the first image into a new layer
>> * move the new layer over to the right
>>
>
>
> Is a new layer necessary. I don't have gimp here to try it, but how about:
>
> * load first image
> * select and copy to clipboard the whole image
> * make canvas twice as wide to leave a blank on the RHS
> * paste original image into RHS of image
> * if the pasted image goes in the wrong place, pick it up and move it with
> the mouse, somewhere in the menu there is probably a dialog to move it a
> precise number of pixels left right up or down.
>
* Load first image
* Canvas size, make it a bit over twice as wide, and a bit taller
(allowing space for white borders)
* Open second image
* Select all, copy
* Go back to the first image and paste
* Drag it onto the new space at the right-hand side of the image
* Anchor down (there's a button on the Layers dialogue box)
* Optional: Rectangular select, and shift the first image round a
bit to get it where you want it
* To square up the edges:
o Rectangular select slightly over the edges of both images
o Cut
o Repeat for the bottom edge as well
Douglas.
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