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ImageConvert 2.

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ImageConvert supports multiple CPU cores for parallel image conversion!
ImageConvert has the possibility to run in a batch mode!
For this there are several commandline parameters available.
Parameters:
-pCol_BW -changes the colors into black&w
hite [default: off]
-pCol_Gray -changes the colors into gray [default:
off]
-pFlip_H -flips the image horizontal [def
ault: off]
-pFlip_V -flips the image vertical [defau
lt: off]
-pKeep -keeps the original images and adds '.or
g' to the filenames [default: the original images are deleted]
-pRot_90l -rotates the image 90 degrees to the left [default: off]
-pRot_90r -rotates the image 90 degrees to the right [default: off
]
-pGUI -shows the program dialog, not for doing selections, but
for viewing the conversion process [default: off]
-pResize(width,height) -resizes the image to the new size [default: off]
-pAspect_W -uses the width parameter of -pResize and retains the as
pect ratio [default: aspect ratio is not respected]
-pAspect_H -uses the height parameter of -pResize and retains the a
spect ratio [default: aspect ratio is not respected]
-pQuality(value) -if the image is converted into jpg imageformat the valu
e is used for the quality in % [default: 100]
-pFormat(format) -determines the new imageformat; format must be one of |
png|jpg|gif|bmp|ico|tiff|wmf| [default: jpg]
-pPath(path) -the path with the images [default: .]
-pWildcard(wildcard) -the wildcards for the selection [default: *.*]
Examples:
ImageConvert -pCol_BW
-Converts all images, from the current path, into jpg, 100% quality, changes the
color into BW, deletes the original images
ImageConvert -pResize(1000,300) -pFormat(png) -pPath(c:\temp) -pWildcard(*house.
jpg) -pKeep
-Converts all images, from c:\temp, with the filenames *house.jpg, into png, wit
h the new size 1000x300, keeps and renames the original images
ImageConvert -pResize(800,600) -pAspect_W -pQuality(50) -pPath(c:\temp) -pWildca
rd(*.png) -pRot_90r
-Converts all images, from c:\temp, with the filenames *.png, into jpg, 50% qual
ity, with the new width 800, retains the aspect ratio,
rotates the images 90 degrees to the right, deletes the original images
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