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The trim line can be more complex, eg adding a border: ( +clone -trim +repage -bordercolor rgba(51,153,255,0.7) -compose Copy -border 2 +compose ) ^ We can't have a single command that uses either "label:" or "caption:" according to some condition. However, we would have a comman...

For one build method, see Compiling IM with Cygwin. Once you have the Cygwin tools and IM source, building IM needs just five commands. For Q8, use "--with-quantum-depth=8" in the ./configure command.

If the caption image is a single line, you want to trim it. Correct? How about this (Windows BAT syntax): set MYCAPT=My much xxxxxxx longer string set MYCAPT=My string magick ^ -pointsize 15 ^ ( caption:"MIyg" ) ^ ( -size 150x caption:"%MYCAPT%" ) ^ -set option:DELWHICH "%%[...

What version of IM, on what platform?

I suppose you are specifying pointsize. Please always show complete commands, or we need to guess.

You can test the height of a result, to see whether the text is on a single line. If it is, you can re-run the command with no specified width.

On what platform? Eg Windows 10, some version of Mac, some version of Unix.

Perhaps Chrome puts something into the clipboard that IM is ignoring. A developer would need to reproduce the problem.

Without more information, this is difficult to diagnose. What version of IM? On what platform? What software copies from Chrome? Is that a function in Chrome? When other software reads from the clipboard (eg paste into Paint or Gimp), does this scrolling happen? When other non-Chrome software copies...

I'm not sure what you want. After crop, the image has an offset in a canvas, so we can flatten to use that entire canvas if we want: Is that what you want?

geno11x11 wrote:IM seems to be treating portrait oriented images as Landscape images.

Use "-auto-orient". See http://www.imagemagick.org/script/comma ... uto-orient

Are those DLL files? I don't use Visual Studio. Is your "debug" setting on? If so, I suspect "_DB" stands for "debug". The pre-built ImageMagick binaries have "_RL" DLLs, for "release", I think.

Three APIs to ImageMagick are: 1. C access to MagickCore. 2. C access to MagickWand. 3. C++ access. This is often called "Magick++". So you can write CPP programs that use ImageMagick libraries to process images. I build ImageMagick on Windows 8.1 using GNU C++ build tools, from the Cygwin...

What version of IM, on what platform? Can you link to sample input and output images?

Perhaps your IM is Q16 HDRI but your requirement needs only Q8 non-integer.

On drop shadows, see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/blur/#shadow I think you want to create a drop shadow (which is semi-transparent), then flatten the output against an opaque colour. Finally, "-extent". Windows BAT syntax: %IMG7%magick ^ rose: ^ ( +clone -background navy -shadow 80x3+5...

"-format" is done once per image, so I suppose your PDF has two pages.

PDF pages are vector, so they don't really have any resolution. However they do have a physical size in inches or whatever, so setting a density for a PDF affects this size.

In the SVG file, which Inkscape shows as exactly white, the embedded raster image starts with: href="data:image/png;base64,iVBO ... If we change it to... xlink:href="data:image/png;base64,iVBO ... ... then Inkscape correctly shows the embedded image. I assume this is an IM bug, so I'll mov...

If you only want the first image from the TIFF file, you can do this: compare -metric RMSE yourtiff.tiff[0] yourjp2.jp2 NULL: For confirmation of what images have been read, insert "+write info:" before the "NULL:", eg: f:\web\im>%IM%compare -metric RMSE x.tif[0] rose: -write inf...