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KolourPaint: More than a Microsoft Paint clone

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Just as Microsoft Paint is included with every Windows installation, so KolourPaint has been part of the kdegraphics package since KDE 3.3. This simple raster graphics editor works well not only in KDE, but also in Xfce, GNOME, and Fluxbox.

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tuxpaint-import

TUXPAINT-IMPORT(1)						 Tux Paint Import						TUXPAINT-IMPORT(1)

NAME

       tuxpaint-import -- Import image files into Tux Paint(1)

SYNOPSYS

       tuxpaint-import [--help]

       tuxpaint-import filename(s)

DESCRIPTION

       tuxpaint-import is a simple shell script which uses some NetPBM (pnm(5)) tools (anytopnm, pnmscale and pnmtopng) along with date(1) to con-
       vert an arbitrary image file (e.g., a JPEG, GIF, etc.) into a PNG(5) file which can be used by the drawing program Tux Paint  (tuxpaint(1))
       and places it in the user's Tux Paint saved-files directory ($HOME/.tuxpaint/saved/).

EXAMPLE

       tuxpaint-import picture.jpg photo.png cartoon.gif

ENVIRONMENT

       $HOME   to determine where the files should go so that they can be access within Tux Paint using its Open command.

FILES

       $HOME/.tuxpaint/saved
	       where new image files are stored, after being resized and converted into PNG format.

       $HOME/.tuxpaint/saved/.thumbs
	       where thumbnail images are stored.

AUTHOR

       Bill Kendrick.  <bill@newbreedsoftware.com>

SEE ALSO

       tuxpaint(1), pnm(5), png(5), anytopnm(1), pnmscale(1), pnmtopng(1), date(1),

       And documentation within /usr/[local/]share/doc/tuxpaint/.

2003.06.17							    17 Jun 2003 						TUXPAINT-IMPORT(1)

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