I thought about it myself.  I think what I need to do is write a small
Windows program that I can specify the command line, name of the files to
annotate and indicating the start and stop numbers.  I have image001.tga
image002.tga...image 360.tga  and shell out to DOS to have it run.


Lewis Sellers wrote in message <3641F9EA.36C9F5C0@usit.net>...
>
>
>Mike Weber wrote:
>>
>> I'm back for the search again.  I really don't want to use the examples
>> people
>> have been discussing on using the text feature of POV to put my name in
my
>> work.
>> I found ImageMagick, but it doesn't work nicely in DOS.  The command for
>> annotation
>> is so long that DOS limits the amount of text at the prompt.  So then I
put
>> it in a
>> batch file, but since ImageMagick says to use image%03d.tga for a series
of
>> files,
>> DOS interprets the %0 as a variable - basically it just doesn't work.
So,
>> now I'm
>> searching again for something that will place text in a series of images.
>>
>> Any other recommendations anyone??
>>
>> Mike
>
>Well, I could I suppose code something in c. I guess. Been a while since
>I've done DOS and all that segmentation [censored] though. :) far
>pointers. huge pointers. yuck.
>
>
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