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dynTEXTmaker - Generate dynamic text buttons on the fly
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Image Resizer v 5.2
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Image resizing code with demos and support in forums. There are lots of options on how to resize: Resize to fit given region Resize to cover given region Resize to given width (changing height accordingly) Resize to given height (changing width accordingly) Resize exactly to given width/height (in this case geometrical distortion can occur) There are two options on where to output: Output to file Output to browser There are two formats of output JPEG and PNG No GIF. GIF is copyrighted and so free software may not create it. Custom error messages in separate file -- translate the file to your language if you want.
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Image Properties Viewer
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This is a basic code snippet,useful for PHP newbies, which lets the user browse through the local system and get the dimensions of gif/jpg files along with viewing the image. Compatible with the PHP 4.0/Apache 3.0 and later versions. imgprop - is the PHP file,which is usuall placed inside apache/htdocs for execution.
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blockshow
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blockshow is a set of php classes to handle ansi images (as used in mailbox systems). Probably the main feature is to convert an ansi to png (either directly to stdout or to a file). These files may be generated in two different sizes (with a width of 640 pixels or 80 pixels). In addition a class to read sauce information from files is included
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PHP Draw
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PHP Draw is a simple web drawing tool using the GD library. It allows users to create new images, and add lines, ellipses, and rectangles in different colors. This project is in its beta stage and much more functionality will be added soon.
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SICO PHP CNC Engraver
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SPCE is a php-script which uses a (.png/.gif/.jpg) image to produce ISO-G code, other CNC-code or HPGL code to programm cnc-machines (milling machines, cutter...) with. You can use any b/w image and feed your machine with the programms output. Every black pixel will be engraved and every white (other) pixel will be left out.
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