Capt. Mooron wrote:
Excellent...... You'd love this MicroGraphix... no dilution between
shots and even, full matrix rendering. You'll end up with full res
shots... but they'll be stitched and assembled into a neat package
with even lines.

All you do is pick the X's & O's for the seam lines.

Yup, the Canon software does that as well - drag and drop the overlaps. On
that first one, I didn't know the seams could be fine-tuned. Is MicroGraphix
a commercial package, or a shareware/freebie?


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Wally
www.forthsailing.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

I didn't know the seams could be fine-tuned. Is MicroGraphix
a commercial package, or a shareware/freebie?

Oh my. There must be something that Wally knows. Not sure what it might be...I
just don't know!

RB

Bobsprit wrote:

Oh my. There must be something that Wally knows. Not sure what it
might be...I just don't know!

Oh my. There must be a crew out there that has the strength to haul
something heavier than 10lb fishing line, but will Bob find them? I just
don't know!


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Wally
www.forthsailing.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

"Wally" wrote in message

Yup, the Canon software does that as well - drag and drop the overlaps. On
| that first one, I didn't know the seams could be fine-tuned. Is
MicroGraphix
| a commercial package, or a shareware/freebie?

Unfortunately not available anymore.....
Corel bought them out and incorporates some of the features.... but I'm not
a Corel fan and hardly use their applications.

CM

Capt. Mooron wrote:

MicroGraphix a commercial package, or a shareware/freebie?

Unfortunately not available anymore.....
Corel bought them out and incorporates some of the features.... but

Ah, well, I'll stick with the Canon jobbie, then. (I got a toy digicam - see
post to Bob in "Wally's Spin" thread.)


I'm not a Corel fan and hardly use their applications.

Never had much to do with their software - last I saw was Corel Draw a good
10 years ago, but the computer barely had the power to run it. I thought it
was just the ticket for that community newsletter stuff...


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Wally
www.forthsailing.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk