pnmcomp

   Updated: 15 February 2004
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NAME

   pnmcomp - composite (overlay) two PNM images together

SYNOPSIS

   pnmcomp [-align={left|center|right| beyondleft|beyondright}]
   [-valign={top|middle|bottom| above|below}]
   [-xoff=X] [-yoff=Y]
   [-alpha=alpha-pgmfile] [-invert] [-opacity=opacity]
   overlay_file [underlying_file [output_file]]

   Minimum  unique  abbreviation of option is acceptable. You may
use double
   hyphens instead of single hyphen to denote  options.	 You  may
use white space
   in  place  of  the equals sign to separate an option name from
its value.

DESCRIPTION

   This program is part of Netpbm.

   pnmcomp was obsoleted by pamcomp, introduced with Netpbm 10.21
(March 2004).
   pamcomp  is	backward  compatible with pnmcomp, plus adds many
additional
   functions, including the ability to process	PAM  images,  and
tends to produce
   better transparency results.

   pnmcomp  remains in the Netpbm package because it probably has
fewer bugs for
   now than pamcomp, and is faster. Some day, pnmcomp will proba-
bly become an
   alias for pamcomp.

   You can use the pamcomp documentation for pnmcomp, considering
the following
   differences:
     * pnmcomp options are a subset of pamscale's, as  documented
above.
     *	pnmcomp	 always	 assumes  the input is linear, as pamcomp
does when you
       specify its -linear option.
     * pnmcomp cannot process PAM images.

UNIX/Linux commands referenced on this page:

1. composite
2. pamcomp
3. as