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Combining two separate Images

 
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Hi all
Please let me know the solution for combining two separate images picked from two different locations

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Vikas
[ January 25, 2005: Message edited by: vikasids sharma ]
 
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What do you mean by "combining images" Do you mean posting one on top of the other? If so, then one way to do it is to set the first image as the background of a JPanel, and then put the second as an object in the JPanel.
 
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By combining images , i mean two images should give a look and feel of one single image . its not posting one above other.
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Originally posted by Keith Biddlecomb:
What do you mean by "combining images" Do you mean posting one on top of the other? If so, then one way to do it is to set the first image as the background of a JPanel, and then put the second as an object in the JPanel.

 
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