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Does anyone know of an app that can batch convert images (primarily .jpg,
.gif, and .bmp) into picture clippings? I really need this to save myself a
LOT of manual converting.

Thanks in advance.
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--- In iomug@..., James Naron <jnaron3@m...> wrote:

Does anyone know of an app that can batch convert images

(primarily .jpg,

.gif, and .bmp) into picture clippings? I really need this to save

myself a

LOT of manual converting.

Graphic Converter is great. It even makes web pages with thumbnail
links to larger images. You have complete control over sizes, etc.
Photoshop also has a similar feature. There are other apps that also
do this.

I'd love to find one that would convert my photos to a quicktime
movie slide show. This would make a simple way of sharing photos that
can be reviewed quickly, sent as attachments, archived, etc.

Mark Luffman

Does anyone know of an app that can batch convert images (primarily .jpg,
.gif, and .bmp) into picture clippings? I really need this to save myself a
LOT of manual converting.

Graphic Converter is AppleScriptable. You should be able to create a droplet
that will do it for you. The following is from Graphic Converter's
dictionary:

save : Save an object
save reference -- the object to save
[in alias] -- the file in which to save the object
as
PICT/MacPaint/TIFF/GIF/IFF/PCX/IMG/StartupScreen/BMP/TGA/JPEG/Photoshop/HPGL
/EPSF/QuickTime/SUN/PICS/Resource/PBM/SGI/TRS80/ppat/Softimage/PNG/Colortabl
e/RAW/PSION/WMF/XWD/XBM/XPM/Clipping/ASCII/STAD/Windowsicon/RTF/VPB/PSION5/X
Face/PDB/ISS/KISS/WBMP/PGC/JIF -- the file type of the document in which to
save the data
[makeCopy boolean] -- save a copy of the document without effecting
the original
Result : integer -- Result code of saving the object

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