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		<H1 align="center">CALAMARI</H1>
		<P align="center"><STRONG>C</STRONG>ompare, <STRONG>A</STRONG>nalyze, <STRONG>L</STRONG>iken,
			<STRONG>A</STRONG>nd <STRONG>M</STRONG>erge <STRONG>A</STRONG>ssociated <STRONG>R</STRONG>aster
			<STRONG>I</STRONG>mages</P>
		<P align="left"><STRONG>What is CALAMARI?</STRONG></P>
		<P align="left">CALAMARI is a diff/merge tool for images.&nbsp; It operates by 
			comparing corresponding pixels in two or more&nbsp;images, and presenting any 
			differences it finds to the user in a (hopefully) useful fashion.&nbsp; 
			CALAMARI is primarily intended to be used in conjunction with an SCM (software 
			configuration management) system such as Perforce, but it can also be used on 
			its own or with other tools.</P>
		<P align="left"><STRONG>What kinds of images can I use it with?</STRONG></P>
		<P align="left">CALAMARI will work with any images supported by Qt (see <U>http://doc.trolltech.com/4.1/qimagereader.html#supportedImageFormats</U>), 
			but its diff/merge algorithm works best with groups of images that are of 
			identical dimensions and do not use lossy compression.&nbsp; Comparing 
			low-quality JPEGs will result in the diff containing a lot of "noise", and 
			comparing images that have changes in size or orientation will probably result 
			in the entire image being displayed as a diff.
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		<P align="left"><STRONG>How do I use CALAMARI to diff and merge images?</STRONG></P>
		<P align="left">Proceed to one of the following help topics:</P>
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				<DIV align="left"><a href=qrc:/doc/help/diffing.html>Diffing</a></DIV>
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				<DIV align="left"><a href=qrc:/doc/help/merging.html>Merging</a></DIV>
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# Change User Description Committed
#1 5534 Sam Stafford A brand new help file, a bit of cosmetic sprucing, one critical bug
fix, and a partridge in a pear tree.