I've used MPL a bit, and am wondering if there's a facility for sending
graphic images to a printer, or putting them in some format like png?
I don't necessarily want the graphics to appear in a window, but would
like to print them directly once they are ready. Can one put in a page
feed, so that images don't all fall on the same page or cut across pages?
Is there any image processing operation available to do simple
operations like dark subtract or stack different images on one other to
produce composites of several images? Maybe Python has such a facility
that's already available as a library?
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me . . they're cramming for their final exam."
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