Problem with recursive resize

You must also specify folder to process. If you want to use the current folder (that does not need to be the folder with the tool), just add a dot.

PhotoResize400R.exe -u -i -w608 .

Hi,

Many thanks for your response. For some reason (I don't suppose it's something that I can't live without) but, it seems to continually resize regardless of the fact that the files are already resized.

I thought the -u switch was going to prevent that.

PhotoResize400R.exe -u -i -w608 .

-u skips files existing in the destination folder and it is ignored, because it makes no sense with -i (since it would never resize anything). You probably want to use -s instead, which skips files smaller than the requested size.

Thanks again.

I have another question for you please.

With a recursive resize, is there any way I can specify a mask for which files get processed.

I have a set of files *.jpg and another set identical except the filename is *t.jpg. I need to resize the filenames with no "t" to regular size and those with "t" to thumbnail size.

If I could do something like

  \PhotoResize400R.exe -s -i -w44 q

on the *t.jpg;
then

  \PhotoResize400R.exe -s -i -w608 p

on the rest...
life would be just peachy.

Thanks.

I am sorry, this is not currently possible, maybe in a future version.

You may want to use some kind of scripting environment for this task.

No problem. Great product. Thanks very much.