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This is my current command, which works to print simple annotations, but I want "Arched Top Text" and "Arched Back Text" to be arched like in the guide http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/fonts/#arch. And I want to do it all from one command. I've been trying to use +clone and run commands, but I end up with a warped image.
To arch text, you must create the text image first and then use -wave to distort it into a an arch. See the example at the link you referenced. Your syntax is not proper either. You must put the appends after each pair of images you want to append. I suggest you also create the text images inside parenthesis processing. see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basics/#parenthesis
Try the following to get an idea how to do the arching. I use label: to create a text image and wave to arch it. Then I use -gravity -geometry and -composite to position it on the background image. (Unix syntax)
How do I get rid of the line coming off the bottom left of the "A"'s you can see on the -distor Arc labels?
Every time I use -distort Arc I am getting the strange artifact line on the bottom left corner of the text. I've tried several different fonts thinking maybe it was a font issue, but I've ruled that out.