On 2/17/2011 1:12 PM, mikepainter@Safe-mail.net wrote:

Dear experts,

How can I make 1 image out of 2 images?

I have made - 1 image with a black line on white background saved as xcf - 1 image with a black letter "A" on white background saved as xcf Both images are rectangulars.
I scaled the height of both images to the same value.

Output should be 1 image - with white background
- one rectangular consisting of the old 2 rectangulars - area is the sum of the area of the 2 old rectangulars - on left side the "line" image
- on right side the "A" image
- new image can be saved as xcf

Please give me the answer in a simply consecutive row of commands like:

GIMP> file> open file: image with line> right click on image> image> scale image> ... GIMP> file> open file: image with letter> ...

Respectfully Mike
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Hi,

GIMP> file> open file: image with line> Image menu> Canvas Size> Duplicate the width and leave the height (You can unlock them by the chain icon on the right)> make sure that the image is on the left of the new canvas in the preview, then click Resize> File> Open as Layers: image with A> move it to the right by move tool> flatten, remove alpha channel, as you wish (In layers dialog, right-click on the layer)> save as...

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On 02/17/2011 01:12 PM, mikepainter@Safe-mail.net wrote:

Dear experts,

How can I make 1 image out of 2 images?

I have made - 1 image with a black line on white background saved as xcf - 1 image with a black letter "A" on white background saved as xcf Both images are rectangulars.
I scaled the height of both images to the same value.

Output should be 1 image - with white background
- one rectangular consisting of the old 2 rectangulars - area is the sum of the area of the 2 old rectangulars - on left side the "line" image
- on right side the "A" image
- new image can be saved as xcf

Please give me the answer in a simply consecutive row of commands like:

GIMP> file> open file: image with line> right click on image> image> scale image> ... GIMP> file> open file: image with letter> ...

In one of the images (preferably the one on the left): - change the canvas size (Image/Canvas size) of one image to the size necesary to hold the final image (unlink the dimensions in the dialog) - file/open as layer the other image - move that new layer to its final place (the align tool is your friend) - move the original layer to its final place if not already there - merge layers or flatten image if needed