Re: getting images' width/height
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17234
interpreted = N
texte = While you are at it, check out a piece of shareware called QuickNailer. I don't know about the text stuff, but I find it VERY useful for Managing thousands of images in various directories (and it's a measly $18.00) I just tested it, it opened a directory of 3800 images in 1Min45Sec on my 7500/200 (OK, it's a 2x200 but this program isn't MP aware) It doesn't seem to export a tab text file about the files, but perhaps you could write to the author, I wouldn't think It would be that hard. It does export HTML pages with image tags, I suppose that you could grep out the image tags, and format them into a tab text file for import to your database (probably applescript it too after you'd done it a few times!)Anyway, here's a link to find out more: http://www.amug.org/~sbaber/ Brian B. Burton BOFH --------------------------------------------------------------- MMT Solutions - Specializing in Online Shopping Solutions 973-808-8644 http://www.safecommerce.com ---------- >>Does anybody know of a way within WebCat, or via AppleScript, to get the >>width and height of an image (jpeg and/or gif)? > >I've never tried it in your situation, but our own PhotoMaster product >exports a database which contains filenames and width/height information, >as well as converting to GIF/JPEG and creating nice thumbnails. > >I think you could come up with an AppleScript that gets this kind of >information, and feed it back to WebCatalog.
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While you are at it, check out a piece of shareware called QuickNailer. I don't know about the text stuff, but I find it VERY useful for Managing thousands of images in various directories (and it's a measly $18.00) I just tested it, it opened a directory of 3800 images in 1Min45Sec on my 7500/200 (OK, it's a 2x200 but this program isn't MP aware) It doesn't seem to export a tab text file about the files, but perhaps you could write to the author, I wouldn't think It would be that hard. It does export HTML pages with image tags, I suppose that you could grep out the image tags, and format them into a tab text file for import to your database (probably applescript it too after you'd done it a few times!)Anyway, here's a link to find out more: http://www.amug.org/~sbaber/ Brian B. Burton BOFH --------------------------------------------------------------- MMT Solutions - Specializing in Online Shopping Solutions 973-808-8644 http://www.safecommerce.com ---------- >>Does anybody know of a way within WebCat, or via AppleScript, to get the >>width and height of an image (jpeg and/or gif)? > >I've never tried it in your situation, but our own PhotoMaster product >exports a database which contains filenames and width/height information, >as well as converting to GIF/JPEG and creating nice thumbnails. > >I think you could come up with an AppleScript that gets this kind of >information, and feed it back to WebCatalog.
Brian B. Burton
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