Name and Path

-w and -h cannot be used simultaneously. Only one of the resizing methods can active. If you want to specify both dimensions, use -^XxY if you want to resize to given size ignoring aspect ratio. Or -fXxY if you want to specify maximum values for each direction and keep aspect ratio.

To specify output folder, use the -c switch + a parameter in quotes.

If you are using VB, the line could look like this:
Params = "-o -q100 -^"+widthbewerk+"x"+heightbewerk+ " -c""C:\myoutputfolder\<PATH><NAME>.jpg"" " +afbeeldingbewerk

Perhaps you'll need to escape the " and \ characters in a different way. Using extra double quotes around the input folder would be a good idea as well.

Ok, with a different set of actions I made the actions I wanted. Now there is a second question.

Are there restrictions in file-size and craphic files ( bmp,jpg,etc.)?

Some files can not be transformed!!

Cheers

It works only with .jpg files, but .jpg files in CMYK color space are not supported. There is no explicit size limit.

Thanks for your comment.

Having another query. In previeuw the program works fine, but when I publisch my pub it does not do the action to resize the images, I included the executble in the programs dir, rename it back to it's original name but this makes no change.

Thanks in advance

Ronnie

I am not sure I understand you. Are you actually saying, it does not work if you upload the tool to a web server and try to use it there? (Is the server running Windows?)

Sorry, I will try to explain more cleary.

A. It's a standalone pub, when I publish it the exe.file I renamed to resize.exe is put in the publication dir of my program.

C:\Programfiles\TD\resize.exe

1. I copy the image to C:\Programfiles\TD\TILE\<filename>.jpg
2. I let perform the resize action with this command:
Params = "-o -q100 -^"+widthbewerk*2+"x"+heightbewerk*2+" "+SYSTEM_PUBLICATION_DIR+"\\Tegel\\"+afbeeldingbewerk12
The outpot would be for example:-o -q100 -^66x66 C:\Programfiles\TD\TILE\148x148_waa19765.jpg

In preview option of my program it works fine, but at runtime it doesnt work.

PD: I use Opus from Digitalworkshop, and posted this also on the forum but no answer that would solve the problem.

Ronnie

The problem here might be that I do not know what a "standalone pub" is.

Anyway, a general advice would be to re-check the parameters you are sending to the tool. If there are spaces in the path to file, it must be enclosed in double quotes.

Changed the output file and added quotes......works like a charme.

Thanks for your help.

Ronnie