On Fri, Jan 03, 2003 at 08:35:47PM +0200, Kristjan wrote: > > Hi there > > I have learned that anything is possible with Linux. > only question is how to do that > > I have around 100 images that need to be prepared for a web presentation. That is >html only site, so I can not use any fancy magics on the webside. > > They are different sizes 1028x768 and some are bit smaller. > > I need them in 2 sizes, all the same > 1 - 187 x 140 > 2 - 512 x 348 > > has anyone ides for me hoto do that. I rather spend some time to get it done >automatically (and learn some more tricks), rather than manipulating with gimp >manually. > > > Kristjan
The easiest way would probably be to make two new directories and copy the pictures to each of those directories. Then cd to one and do a "mogrify -geometry 187!x140! *.jpg". Then go to the other directory and do the same, but change the numbers to 512 and 348. Check man mogrify, I think the "!" is used to force the dimension if the aspect ratio is not 4:3, but I can't remember if it goes in front of each number, after each number, or after the whole expression. HTH, Todd
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