On Wed, Jun 04, 2003 at 06:01:18PM -0600, Wade Preston Shearer wrote:The GIMP XCF format does this and more.
i'd just open the document in an image editor (photoshop, illustrator) or a desktop publishing app (indesign, quark), type over the type of it, and then re-save it.
I just had a cool idea. What if we invented an image file format which was simply a collection of images that were to be superimposed on each other. Store them all into one big zip, kind of like an OpenOffice document. Of course, it would have to store transparency information and image positions and so forth, and a reader would have to understand various kinds of image formats. Is this what OpenOffice Draw can do?
Maybe this idea is nothing. Maybe what I am describing is simply what you can already do by creating an OpenOffice document or OpenOffice Draw and pasting images all over it. Too bad you can't insert a PDF file in the middle of an OpenOffice document. You'd have to convert it first to ps then eps like Art said.
Phillip
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