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Hello, I have a large folder tree of JPG photos I would like to simply resave into a lower quality, while retaining the tree structure. I made a script to do the resave part. But I can't figure out any way to keep the tree structure. PMView internally can only work on files within one folder (right?). I tried to run the script externally file by file, but there I run into two problems: - if not told otherwise by a "set output directory" step, pmview seems to be trying to save the photos to ? the current directory? - if I tell it to use the "same directory as original" I get the replace confirmation dialog every time. I tried turning setting preferences/confirmations to "Replace file if it exists", but it doesn't help. |
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![]() Forum Member Group: Admin Posts: 672 Joined: 14-March 00 From: Wilmington, North Carolina Member No.: 3 ![]() |
(longtime user, first time poster...) Hello, I have a large folder tree of JPG photos I would like to simply resave into a lower quality, while retaining the tree structure. I made a script to do the resave part. But I can't figure out any way to keep the tree structure. PMView internally can only work on files within one folder (right?). I tried to run the script externally file by file, but there I run into two problems: - if not told otherwise by a "set output directory" step, pmview seems to be trying to save the photos to ? the current directory? - if I tell it to use the "same directory as original" I get the replace confirmation dialog every time. I tried turning setting preferences/confirmations to "Replace file if it exists", but it doesn't help. Hi Aaron, With a REXX script you could easily recurse folders and put the file in the same directory (or with the help of REXX, in a different folder). As for the confirmation dialog, make sure you use the same INI file, by using the /INI command line flag. The settings will work, but only if the correct INI file is used. These answers are for OS/2. Some things differ on Windows. Thanks, Peter -------------------- Peter Nielsen (peter@pmview.com) "If you can dream it, you can do it" JFK.
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