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Piecing 200 jpgs into a single jpg

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    I have 200 jpgs that originally were a single jpg. I need to tile these back (10x20) and save it out to a single jpg. Is it possible move blocks of memory around into the correct positions to reassemble the original jpg (after striping out the jpg header)? (Basically, I’m looking for a simple (i.e. lazy) way out without having to read through the jpeg specs.) Thanks in advance, Kevin

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      I have 200 jpgs that originally were a single jpg. I need to tile these back (10x20) and save it out to a single jpg. Is it possible move blocks of memory around into the correct positions to reassemble the original jpg (after striping out the jpg header)? (Basically, I’m looking for a simple (i.e. lazy) way out without having to read through the jpeg specs.) Thanks in advance, Kevin

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      GDI+ will read and write jpegs, so all you need to do is create an image big enough, load the smaller ones, drawn them onto it, and save it. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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        GDI+ will read and write jpegs, so all you need to do is create an image big enough, load the smaller ones, drawn them onto it, and save it. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

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        Thanks Christian!

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