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Looking for a Foto Resizer that follows (multiple) shortcuts
Curt:
sounds as if our member vlastimill's batch picture resizer should do the job: http://www.rw-designer.com/picture-resize ?
tomos:
sounds as if our member vlastimill's batch picture resizer should do the job: http://www.rw-designer.com/picture-resize ?-Curt (December 14, 2013, 01:40 AM)
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Nope, maybe I should ask him about it though
I've only tried a couple:
* Vlastimil's Picture Resizer (dc link) - I get an error with shortcuts-tomos (December 13, 2013, 05:29 PM)
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Curt:
Obviously I sometimes read without reading. Sorry, tomos!
A few years back we briefly talked about a program that among other features could offer to perform a number of processes automatically - like resizing any picture arriving a certain folder. I think that particular feature only included a (one) folder - and you need more folders - but hey, time has passed, and maybe it has been further developed - or of course not developed at all, I don't know, because I don't recall what program it was - but I think it had to do with photo editing.
But of course it would be better to have a tiny, targeted application from skwire, than a fat multithisandthatprogram for a single feature.
skwire:
sounds very good to me skwire :)
-tomos (December 14, 2013, 12:57 AM)
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Here you go. I used vlastimil's PhotoResize for my tests. However, you could use this script with almost any app that accepts a filepath on its command line simply by changing the path on the first line of the following:
--- Code: Autohotkey ---PathToApp := "C:\tmp\PhotoResize400\PhotoResize400.exe" Gui, Margin, 3, 3Gui, Add, Text, w170 h100 0x1200 Center, Drop some shortcuts... Gui, ShowReturn GuiDropFiles:{ myLinks := "" Loop, Parse, A_GuiEvent, `n, `r { SplitPath, A_LoopField, , , OutExtension, , If ( OutExtension = "lnk" ) { FileGetShortcut, % A_LoopField, OutTarget myLinks .= " " . OutTarget } } If ( myLinks ) { Run, % PathToApp . myLinks }}Return GuiClose:GuiEscape:{ ExitApp}Return
tomos:
Thanks very much skwire -
will only get to try it later today.
@Curt - I'm very good at reading like that myself ;)
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