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Old 12-01-2014, 08:17 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib View Post
That's all I want to do - just stretch the image somewhat to make it longer vertically.
If you just want to distort an image try Inkscape:

1. Drag & drop the image to the Inkscape window.
2. Distort it by dragging the arrow handles.
3. Export is with File > Export Bitmap > [Selection] > Export.

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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib View Post
Too: What's a good, free tool for changing the characteristics of ABC-Z letters? You know, rotating letters around and making one side larger than the other side? That sort of thing.
If you just want to distort/rotate some letters, you can also use Inkscape:

1. Create a text box and enter some text.
2. Select the text box and select Path > Object to Path from the menu.
3. Press F1 and either click a single letter do distort it by moving its arrow handles or double-click a single letter and then click the curved arrow handles around the letter to rotate it in the desired direction.

(If you accidentally click more that two times, press F1 to activate the Selection Tool or SHIFT+S to select the Rotation Tool.)

For more information on Inkscape object manipulation see this tutorial.

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