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Monday, 08 November 2010 03:00 |
 | About Imposition Wizard
Standalone application that does imposing. All standard schemes supported: Booklet, N-Up, Step and Repeat, Cut Stack. You can crop source documents, define bleeds, place crop marks, reorder pages and much more.
Imposition Wizard doesn’t require any third party software, as it is standalone application. It just reads PDF files, imposes its pages and write another PDF files. Good for those who need imposing only. Good for others too. |
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Tuesday, 21 September 2010 07:00 |
 | About Imposition Wizard
Standalone application that does imposing. All standard schemes supported: Booklet, N-Up, Step and Repeat, Cut Stack. You can crop source documents, define bleeds, place crop marks, reorder pages and much more.
Imposition Wizard doesn’t require any third party software, as it is standalone application. It just reads PDF files, imposes its pages and write another PDF files. Good for those who need imposing only. Good for others too. |
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Monday, 20 September 2010 07:00 |
 | About EasyCrop
Ever needed to crop and size a photo for email, web, or the OS X Address Book? Sure there’re lots of ways to do this, but none as easy and hassle-free as EasyCrop.
Simply drop an image (from practically any source) into EasyCrop. Next, draw a crop box around the area you want to crop and make other adjustments with the intuitive controls. And when you’re happy with the result, simply drag it off to your email or other application. Voila! |
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Wednesday, 21 July 2010 07:00 |
 | About Imposition Wizard
Standalone application that does imposing. All standard schemes supported: Booklet, N-Up, Step and Repeat, Cut Stack. You can crop source documents, define bleeds, place crop marks, reorder pages and much more.
Imposition Wizard doesn’t require any third party software, as it is standalone application. It just reads PDF files, imposes its pages and write another PDF files. Good for those who need imposing only. Good for others too. |
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Friday, 09 July 2010 11:22 |
To crop an image using Rmagick use Image#crop e.g.
S-Rscript example: http://rscript.rorbuilder.info/do/rmagick/crop?width=400&height=400&url=https://dl.getdropbox.com/u/709640/599px-Ruby_logo.png
output: see the screenshot of a cropped ruby logo [twitxr.com]
Resources:
- Ruby program to scale and crop an Image using Rmagick « Down the Memory lane [wordpress.com]
- Rotate an image with Sinatra-Rscript [dzone.com] Read more: |
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