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Hello,

I am a beginner and found libtiff is really useful for one of our projects.
Then I read the documentation and did some research on this.
When I tried to use "tiffcp" to combine two or several tiff files together,
I always got some errors like "not a tiff file"

I downloaded two new tiff files and tried again, this time, I got a bigger
tiff file, but, after open it, I found it is still the first file, not two
files.

Please help me on this tiffcp usage, thanks a lot. I searched all the
mailing archive and read the man page of the tiffcp, but still could not get
it.

Thanks a lot

<following is from the usage of tiffcp, it did not work for me, I wondered
whether I had several corrupted files.)

For example, -c lzw:2 to get LZW-encoded data with horizontal differencing

Note that input filenames may be of the form filename,x,y,z
where x, y, and z specify image numbers in the filename to copy.
example:  tiffcp -c none -b esp.tif,1 esp.tif,0 test.tif
  subtract 2nd image in esp.tif from 1st yielding uncompressed result
test.tif

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<div>Hello,</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I am a beginner and found libtiff is really useful for one of our projects. Then I read the documentation and did some research on this. </div>
<div>When I tried to use &quot;tiffcp&quot; to combine two or several tiff files together, I always got some errors like &quot;not a tiff file&quot;</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>I downloaded two new tiff files and tried again, this time, I got a bigger tiff file, but, after open it, I found it is still the first file, not two files.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Please help me on this tiffcp usage, thanks a lot. I searched all the mailing archive and read the man page of the tiffcp, but still could not get it.</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>Thanks a lot</div>
<div>&nbsp;</div>
<div>&lt;following is from the usage of tiffcp, it did not work for me, I wondered whether I had several corrupted files.)</div>
<div><br>For example, -c lzw:2 to get LZW-encoded data with horizontal differencing</div>
<p>Note that input filenames may be of the form filename,x,y,z<br>where x, y, and z specify image numbers in the filename to copy.<br>example:&nbsp; tiffcp -c none -b esp.tif,1 esp.tif,0 test.tif<br>&nbsp; subtract 2nd image in esp.tif
 from 1st yielding uncompressed result test.tif</p>

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