NAME
    imgjoin - glue several images together.

SYNOPSIS
    imgjoin [ optinons ] input_files > output_file

    options:

    --vert Makes an output image as along a vertical line, a default
           position is horizontal.

    --max  Sets the size of a result image as the biggest one from all input
           images, by default, it creates an image with the least size.

    --i    Reads arguments from STDIN

    -c XX  Sets the elements number of an output image( in a row/column ).

    -s XX  Sets the sharp size of an each element ( width/height in pixels
           ).

    -b XX  Sets the size of the output image border. In pixels. Default is
           0.

    -m format
           Set an output image format.

EXAMPLES
    imgjoin --ver -c 5 -s 200 -b 2 *.jpg > out.jpg
       The example reads all files *.jpg, and creates the image with 5
       vertical elements. The width of each element is 200 pixels. Set a
       border size as 2 pixels and JPEG as an output image format.

    find -name '*.gif' | imgjoin -s 100 -c 10 --i -m bmp > out.bmp
       Reads file names from STDIN, and creates an image with 10 horizontal
       elements. The height of each element is 100 pixels. It writes the
       output image as BMP file.

    imgjoin in.gif -s 100 -m jpg > out.jpg
       It transforms the input file 'in.gif' to 'out.jpg' ( GIF -> JPEG),
       the height is 100 pixels.

REVISION
    $Id: imgjoin.txt,v 1.4 2005/08/06 13:02:56 gosha Exp $

AUTHOR
                  Okunev Igor <gosha@prv.mts-nn.ru>