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How to use the command 'pamsplit' (with examples)

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The pamsplit command is a handy tool in the Netpbm suite, designed to handle multi-image Netpbm files by splitting them into separate, single-image Netpbm files.

How to use the command 'pamstack' (with examples)

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The pamstack command is a part of the Netpbm package—a set of programs that collectively serve as an efficient toolkit for manipulating graphic images in various formats.

How to use the command 'pamstretch-gen' (with examples)

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The command pamstretch-gen is a tool from the Netpbm suite utilized to scale up PAM (Portable Arbitrary Map) images by fractional values.

How to use the command 'pamtofits' (with examples)

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The pamtofits command is a tool used to convert images from the Netpbm format to the Flexible Image Transport System (FITS) format.

How to use the command 'pamtogif' (with examples)

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‘pamtogif’ is a command-line utility from the Netpbm package that allows users to convert Netpbm images into unanimated GIF images.

How to use the command 'pamtopam' (with examples)

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The ‘pamtopam’ command is a utility found in the Netpbm library.

How to use the command 'pamtopng' (with examples)

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The pamtopng command is a part of the Netpbm suite, designed to convert images in the PAM (Portable Arbitrary Map) format to the more universally recognized PNG (Portable Network Graphics) format.

How to Use the Command 'pamtopnm' (with Examples)

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The pamtopnm command is a utility from the Netpbm toolkit, which serves the purpose of converting images from the PAM (Portable Arbitrary Map) format to the PNM (Portable Any Map) format.

How to use the command 'pamtowinicon' (with examples)

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The pamtowinicon command is an invaluable tool for converting images in the PAM (Portable Arbitrary Map) format into the ICO (Icon) format, specifically for use in Windows environments.

How to use the command 'pamtoxvmini' (with examples)

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The pamtoxvmini command is a tool from the Netpbm package that facilitates the conversion of Netpbm images to XV thumbnail pictures.

How to use the command 'pamundice' (with examples)

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The pamundice command is part of the Netpbm suite of tools, primarily used for handling and manipulating images.

How to Use the Command 'pamvalidate' (with Examples)

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The pamvalidate command is a utility used to verify the validity of image files in the Netpbm family, specifically PAM, PGM, PBM, and PPM formats.

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