giplCrop
Utility that allows you to crop an image or a set of images.

[Click here to download giplCrop for Sun Solaris]

    To know the croping parameters for one image or a set of images:
giplCrop -d <list of image> or <image.gipl>
    To automaticly compute the croping parameters and apply croping on an image or a set of images:
giplCrop -f <list of image> or <image.gipl> [offset]
    To crop an image or a set of images:
giplCrop -c <list of image> or <image.gipl> <x1> <x2> <y1> <y2> <z1> <z2> [offset]

list of image: Just create a file with the list of image (and the correct path). Each file is separated by cariage return key.
x1: X start position. x2: X end position.
y1: Y start position. y2: Y end position.
z1: Z start position. z2: Z end position.
offset: added background pixel to the boundary.

giplLabel
Utility that allows you to view the label or to relabel a segmented image

[Click here to download giplLabel for Sun Solaris]

   To relabel a segmented gipl image
giplLabel <gipl file> -c <file to be saved> <label1> <label1 changed> <label2> <label2-changed> ...
    To view the list of all the labels in a gipl image
giplLabel <gipl file> -l

To uncompress giplLabel.tar.gz and giplCrop.targz, type:
- gunzip giplLabel.tar.gz or gunzip giplCrop.tar.gz
- tar -xvf giplLabel.tar or tar -xvf giplCrop.tar
- chmod +x giplLabel or chmod +x giplCrop (for executable permissions)

I'm still working on a PC version of these utilities !