Re: [MacPerl] graphics

[Simon Martel <simon.martel@sympatico.ca>]

le 23/01/2000 05:01, Nicholas G. Thornton à
Nicholas.G.Thornton@directory.reed.edu a écrit :

> For a project I'm working on for my work I'm given a set of quite large jpeg
> files. Each of which I have to resize and save versions of into a smaller jpeg
> and tumbnail jpeg. These are then accessed by a series of similar html pages,
> with captions and suchlike.
> 
> My precourser on this job was doing it by hand via Adobe Photoshop and a
> html/text editor. Now I know rather easily how I can construct templates,
> prompt for such things as captions etc, generate the html side of things, and
> save it where appropriate in Perl. What I'm wondering is, if there's a way to
> resize and save the images also in Perl (namely while doing the appropriate
> templates & prompting); and what that way might be? Or if not some other way
> of automating that side of things. Being as there are currently over 100
> images to go through this and 300 or so more comming in the recent forseeable
> future; I really don't want to do it all manually, even if I am being paid for
> the time :) 

Probably, MacPerl could do the job, i don't know how. But, Photoshop is able
to do batch process whith the internal programming call "actions".


> le meas, 
> --Nick 
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