Add Watermark/Overlay Image to Tiff Image From the Command Line
Hello,
I can't seem to get the watermark from the command line to work. Here is my command line call:
i_view64.exe "C:\TiffImageSource.TIF" /watermark="C:\Watermark.png" /convert="C:\TiffImageNew.TIF" /tifc=4
The above will create a new file but there is no watermark.
I have tried both versions (32/64 - Windows 10) and can't find any examples in the help file, the web or ChatGPT.
I feel like I am close but I must be missing something. Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
JAM
I can't seem to get the watermark from the command line to work. Here is my command line call:
i_view64.exe "C:\TiffImageSource.TIF" /watermark="C:\Watermark.png" /convert="C:\TiffImageNew.TIF" /tifc=4
The above will create a new file but there is no watermark.
I have tried both versions (32/64 - Windows 10) and can't find any examples in the help file, the web or ChatGPT.
I feel like I am close but I must be missing something. Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
JAM
