Re: GIF Converter vs. Clip2Gif
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texte = sure... it's been on this list before, but here it is again... however, this still doesn't help me out :) i'll have to dig through the archives to find that post by Brian.just be careful, i found it can not open progressive jpegs. tell application clip2gif set f to ::mainsitedir:images:[PhotoName] set m to measure file f set width to item 1 of m set height to item 2 of m return PhotoWidth= & width & &PhotoHeight= & height end tell Jason SofoniaDigital Frontier | (802) 253-8612 | jason@digitalfrontier.com on 05.05.00 04:22 pm, Mike Davis at admin@network13.net wrote:> Could you share the applescript you use now? I was just about to delve into > this with clip2gif. Also, did you see several posts last week from Brian > Burton where he is including an image file and calculating the dimensions > using the graphic's logical size headers? > > Mike > >> We've been using Clip2Gif for sometime now to record the height and width of >> images uploaded and appending that information in a database. Recently, >> we've been noticing problems and have pinpointed it to the fact that >> Clip2Gif can not open Progressive JPEG files, and therefore can not run the >> applescript to extract the dimensions. >> >> GIF Converter, however, looks like it can do it all. Is anybody using this >> program to do the same thing as Clip2Gif or is there a better one out there? >> If so, could you share the applescript to determine the dimensions? >> >> Any help would be appreciated... >> >> Jason Sofonia >> >> :: Digital Frontier :: jason@digitalfrontier.com :: >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list
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sure... it's been on this list before, but here it is again... however, this still doesn't help me out :) i'll have to dig through the archives to find that post by Brian.just be careful, i found it can not open progressive jpegs. tell application clip2gif set f to ::mainsitedir:images:[PhotoName] set m to measure file f set width to item 1 of m set height to item 2 of m return PhotoWidth= & width & &PhotoHeight= & height end tell Jason SofoniaDigital Frontier | (802) 253-8612 | jason@digitalfrontier.com on 05.05.00 04:22 pm, Mike Davis at admin@network13.net wrote:> Could you share the applescript you use now? I was just about to delve into > this with clip2gif. Also, did you see several posts last week from Brian > Burton where he is including an image file and calculating the dimensions > using the graphic's logical size headers? > > Mike > >> We've been using Clip2Gif for sometime now to record the height and width of >> images uploaded and appending that information in a database. Recently, >> we've been noticing problems and have pinpointed it to the fact that >> Clip2Gif can not open Progressive JPEG files, and therefore can not run the >> applescript to extract the dimensions. >> >> GIF Converter, however, looks like it can do it all. Is anybody using this >> program to do the same thing as Clip2Gif or is there a better one out there? >> If so, could you share the applescript to determine the dimensions? >> >> Any help would be appreciated... >> >> Jason Sofonia >> >> :: Digital Frontier :: jason@digitalfrontier.com :: >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list . >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >> To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to >> > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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