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[Romano]

Originally Posted by Rogue

It should have been done with PHP's GD, as that's the only way to avoid to recreate all the images and to insure all watermarks are the same.

Thank you for explanation
It's "špansko selo" for me :cheesy: (It means I haven't understand anything)

[Geezer]

Are these anything close to what you have in mind? (see bottom) They (the watermark) can be made from any font, can be made any size with any level of transparency and can be centered at the top or bottom or put in any corner. Fairly easy. I can write a macro to do a batch at a time.

http://67.55.214.189/Jon/logotest3.jpg

http://67.55.214.189/Jon/logotest1.jpg

[Paco]

I just found this by Accident:

http://hobring.esero.net/pics/main/a..._world_map.jpg

but its clear the Map from Abandonia! so yes for Watermark.

@JMB With which Programm did you put the Watermark in?

[Geezer]

@ Paco: It's an older graphics program by MicroGrafx called Picture Publisher. It lets you add transparent text to an image (even JPEGs) and also has a good macro editor that let's you perform batch operations on groups of files. There are probably other programs that can do the same thing, though.

I have instructions on how to create watermarks using Paint Shop Pro as well. The procedure is more time consuming, however.

[The Fifth Horseman]

We should watermark the images, definitely.

[Geezer]

Here is another approach that is more difficult to obtain. I think I like the first one better.

http://67.55.214.189/Jon/logotest4.jpg

[Rogue]

Originally Posted by Romano

Thank you for explanation
It's "špansko selo" for me :cheesy: (It means I haven't understand anything)

PHP - programming engine behind Abandonia's web site is capable of adding watermark to the images on the fly. In this case, original image is intact, but viewed image has watermark.

This way all watermarks are the same, and you don't have to wait for someone to add watermark in the order to post images.

PHP is capable to change original images as well, so that you can add watermark at the time you load the image.

Just check this links:
http://koivi.com/php-gd-image-watermark/
http://www.lockergnome.com/web/2004/...he-fly-in-php/
http://www.devshed.com/c/a/PHP/Dynam...king-with-PHP/ (My fav dev place )

[Geezer]

Rogue, that would certainly be preferable.