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    ratnakar_ravi
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    hi , how to display text on image or how to merge two images? thanks in adv

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      hi , how to display text on image or how to merge two images? thanks in adv

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      Christian Graus
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      Within a website ? I guess you float the text on top of the image. Merging two images, I think is possible with SVG, but that is not part of ASP.NET. Did you mean to ask how to do this on a website ? Where are the images coming from ?

      Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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        hi , how to display text on image or how to merge two images? thanks in adv

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        Abhijit Jana
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        ratnakar_ravi wrote:

        how to display text on image

        just Explore System,Graphics Namespace. I am sure there are some methods to which will fulfill your requirment. Few time ago , i have done the same thing.

        ratnakar_ravi wrote:

        how to merge two images?

        I didn't get your point. Do you need it a asp.net web page ?

        cheers, Abhijit

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          Within a website ? I guess you float the text on top of the image. Merging two images, I think is possible with SVG, but that is not part of ASP.NET. Did you mean to ask how to do this on a website ? Where are the images coming from ?

          Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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          thanks for rply i want to display my website logo(image or text) on image. here all images are in images folder and iamges called with query.and on that particular images which is called,i want to diaplay my website logo. thanks in adv

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            thanks for rply i want to display my website logo(image or text) on image. here all images are in images folder and iamges called with query.and on that particular images which is called,i want to diaplay my website logo. thanks in adv

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            Christian Graus
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            You can write a HTTP handler that adds your watermark to all images requested from the DB. Then you're asking a simple GDI+ question, how to draw an image transparently over another. The ImageAttributes class is what you need, google that for lots of examples. You can use a color range to draw transparently, on your logo.

            Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

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