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Thanks a lot for your more input, Anthony!

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Did that help with your dotted Letters? If so, please show a result and your command line.

Sure, will edit the OP.

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This is your first patterns: . . .

This is your second pattern:

THANKS A LOT!

wonderful patterns!

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2 dots in that 2x2 space

or maybe make the dot pattern like

or (better?)

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Thank you for all your helps. You may want to spread out your dot pattern a little more. Yep, that's what I wanted too. But I don't know how to do. I think it'd be super if I can put 2 dots in that 2x2 space like "\". I.e., within that 2x2 space, it should be #O O# where '#' means dot and ...

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Here is what I come up with so far, # create Letter A image convert -font Arial -pointsize 96 label:A -negate tmp.png # Generates a edge image convert tmp.png -negate -morphology EdgeIn Diamond tmp_.png # create grid of dots convert \( -size 1x1 xc:black -size 2x2 xc:white +append \) \ \( +clone -fl...

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try this, though it is not very good at all

Nice, almost there.

Thanks a lot for your help.

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will try to dig it out...

<sigh>, can't find it any more myself either...

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Bonzo wrote:There was a post a while ago where the user was placing tiny images of band members? onto letters in a stadium to spell out names.

Oh, I remember that post. Yeah, that could work.
will try to dig it out...

thanks

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This is probably the most sure way to get the dashed pattern the way you want. Oh, no, I don't need to be that accurate. Closely-enough would be fine. E.g., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Another way, might be to create a dotted pattern, ...

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NOTE , the OP has been edited to a QA style to give the scenario/request and solution. > I'm wondering how feasible it is to use ImageMagick tools to produce dotted characters for kids, so they can practice writing following those dotted letters. Sure, if there is a will, there will be a solution i...

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xpt wrote:As titled, I'm looking for a Linux based solution to print an arbitrary image on a full page, and better just the image, no any headers and footers.

FYI, no imagemagick necessary, merely the following will do exactly what I wanted:

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lp -o fitplot file.jpg

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PERFECT!

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Thanks fmw42, it probably should not matter in montage as montage will space them out into a nice grid format. . . you can use -geometry to resize the image to the same size (or width) while doing the montage. . . I found out that, actually montage automatically resize the images for me while puttin...

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Hi,

Is it possible to use any tool to detect whether a picture is black-and-white?

I guess the first level is to find all gray-tone images, and the second would be to find all images that has color pallets yet still are black-and-white. The problem is how.

Thanks

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