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The title says much, but I'll explain in detail a little more.

I need to stretch an image in one dimension only. That is, if the image is for example, 100x100 (Width x Height) I need it to be 100x104 (Width x Height).

It would be perfect if it could be stretched by a certain percent (instead of putting in dimensions in pixels).

Anyone know how this could be done an in what? I tried looking in ImageMagick set of tools, but didn't find anything that I could use (not saying I didn't miss it in there though).

In any case, would appreciate all the help I can get.

Gilles 'SO- stop being evil'
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Rook
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Putting ! after the geometry will do an anisotropic resize. Note that you may need to escape it due to the shell.

Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
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I would use Gimp. Gimp is the open source version of Photoshop. It is very easy to use. This tool will do everything you need and more...

David
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