Merging two images....

Here's one for you guys....
I have a bunch on JPG images (50+) that I've taken that I want to add a "copyright" to.
I use photoshop, and the copyright is just text created in PS and saved as a PS file (IIRC I'm at work ATM).
What I would like to know is....
Can you merge the two images putting the copyright in a set location over the JPG and saving the file. (and then deleting the original).
Is photoshop the best thing to use is possibly another question.....
Thank in advance

Automator is not the answer. You need an image editor like Adobe Photoshop Elements or maybe GraphicConverter
It would also help if you gave a bit more detail-preferably in a new thread-of exactly what you were trying to do and why you cannot do it.

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