Anonymous on October 19th 2009
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Customizing destination folder and file name

can't get it to work!

This is a great little App and does every thing I want - if only I could get the destination folder and filename to work!

I am trying to resize everything from one folder structure to another folder structure.

Here is my batch file:
PhotoResize800RHSM.exe F:\Test "-cF:\Test800\<PATH><NAME>.jpg"

I am trying to resize everything in the F:\Test folder and all it's subfolders to the F:\Test800 folder (and create the same subfolders)

I have copied your example exactly, but it always puts the files in the same folder as the source...

Help?

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Vlasta on January 19th 2014 0

This is kind of by design. But I guess I could change it, it should not cause unexpected problems.

Anonymous on January 19th 2014 0

sounds good. Thanks.

Anonymous on January 22nd 2014 0

I was waiting for your, but today I simply tested the actual available download. It runs without skipping the smaller files anymore. Thanks for fixing it and thanks for the fast and effective support. Have a nice day, Detlef

Anonymous on February 16th 2014 0

Hello,

So I've been trying to find a way to resize and rename images and I found this App. Now I got it to resize the file and create them in a different directory with the subfolder structure. what I need to do now is make it append a few characters to the front of the filename. A example of what I mean would be: Original name: ST_0001 and what I want it to be renamed to would be like: p_ST_0001

This the code I'm using in a window command script

"C:\SHARE\PhotoResize200x134RUE.exe" "-cC:\share\ST_TEST\<PATH><NAME>.jpg" "C:\share\ST 2013"

Any help is apprecieated

Vlasta on February 16th 2014 0

"C:\SHARE\PhotoResize200x134RUE.exe" "-cC:\share\ST_TEST\<PATH>p_<NAME>.jpg" "C:\share\ST 2013"

Anonymous on February 16th 2014 0

it works great. I'll keep working on it. thanks again

Anonymous on January 30th 2015 0

Hello,

please what code is, when i want resize files from different folders to one of my desktop.
If i click on some file and show up context menu and i click resize, i need this file with new size in folder on my desktop. sorry for my bad english. thank you

martin on July 23rd 2018 0

This app needs some better instructions, especially in the dos area.

Anonymous on July 2nd 2020 0

Is there a way to keep the source image location, but append something on the file name after compression?

such as an image named dog.jpg would be compressed and renamed to dog_compressed.jpg?

megalink on January 21st 2024 0

Fua, entre aca para habalr y bardear un rato, pero este esta mas muerto que el foro pelotudo de tetongo.