6 Images

6.1 Public domain image resources

Use images in your documents. If you did not create the image use a public domain image.

For a list of public domain image resources see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Public_domain_image_resources

The image of the open blue book used in this manual is from the public domain. See Images.

6.2 Image re-sizing

Keep all images in the directory texinfopublisher-1.1/images/.

If you want to re-size JPEG images for HTML display type on the command line

make resizejpg

To re-size PNG images type

make resizepng

To re-size both JPEG and PNG files

make resize

The make resize command makes backups of the original images in images/bak/ directory. All images will be re-sized to 960x576, 640x480 and 320x240. These new image sizes might be better for HTML display.

6.3 Image format converting

Texinfo Publisher does batch image format conversions in the directory texinfopublisher-1.1/images/. Images are converted to the target formats. The original image format file is left un-touched.

‘make jpg2eps’

Converts JPG format to the EPS format.

‘make png2eps’

Converts PNG format to the EPS format.

‘make gif2eps’

Converts GIF format to the EPS format.

‘make jpg2png’

Converts JPG format to the PNG format.

‘make gif2png’

Converts GIF format to the PNG format.

‘make gif2jpg’

Converts GIF format to the JPG format.

‘make eps2pdf’

Converts EPS format to the PDF format.

‘make jpg2txt’

Converts JPG to ASCII text file using jp2a.

‘make png2txt’

Converts PNG to ASCII text file using jp2a.