"=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Atilla_Y=F6nel?=" on  wrote...
| hi i use this script right now... in php 4
| 
| $IM_CONVERT ="/usr/bin/convert";
| $IM_JPG_Q80 ="-quality 80";
| 
| echo system("$IM_CONVERT -resize $GENERALSIZE $IM_JPG_Q80 $filename
| $PICNAME");
| 
| 
| what i need to put in is like this....
| 
|   -draw 'text 100,100 "i would be
| crazy"'<http://www.emlakplatformu.com%22'/>
| (for watermarking the picture)
| 
| i have search now 2 days with uncle google and grandma yahoo, but nowhere is
| a good documentation, and what i have tested crashed :(
| 
| if i have a wish so the label starts down left and ends in the right upper
| corner like a diagonale
| 
| hope someone can help...
| 
When starting out in any API, it is best to start with a simple trival
case.

I would look for a simple load and save image API example.  Examine it
and then try to fit the various operations you want to perform into
that.

Actually if you are a reasonable programmer I would first start with
a command line version, then do to Perl or PHP, and finally work my way
down to C.  You get a real good understanding of the librarys and thw
way things are done by doing that.

If you can't find a specific function in the manuals (or source) then
you can ask the specific question to the email list and IM forums, but
a general one like what you asked, which basicaly requests a final
version, is likely to be ignored, as few have the time to do all the
work.


  Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer )    <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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