I tried using append function, the script is as follows. 
#!/usr/local/bin/perl   
use Image::Magick;
my($image, $p, $q);  
$image = new Image::Magick;  
$image->Read('d:\\d\\Graph.xls..PNG','d:\\d\\Sample.jpg');    
$p = $image->Append(stack=>{true,false});
$p = $image->Write('d:/pimage.jpg');

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this creates 2 files 'pimage.jpg.0' & 'pimage.jpg.1', and the read file images are placed in these two files. But I have mentioned the o/p file name as 'pimage.jpg'. I want both the images to be in the same file(pimage.jpg). How can I get it?

Thanks & Regards

Nalina

In reply to Re^2: Appending an image to a png file by Nalina
in thread Appending an image to a png file by Nalina

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