In my case, I need to put the command:
%pre%In my case, I need to put the command:
%pre%For Windows 7, 32 Bit, use the following installation:
ImageMagick for Windows 32 Bit
Install normally with the default options.
After installing, go to the Windows console (cmd).
Type the following command and see if you have the same return as the image below.
%pre%
Iftheabovecommandworks,thenfollowthesesteps:
Step1:Createafolderandplacethefilestoresizewithinit.NotethatinmycasethereareseveralBMPfiles.
Step2 : Create a folder within the current folder. This folder will receive the resized files. I gave the small name, as shown below.
Step3:Runthecommandmogrify-pathsmall-resize50%*.bmp
Noteintheimagebelowthesizeofthefilesbeforetheconversion.Alsonoticethecommandlineabove.
Step4 : Confirmation of the result. Enter the small folder, run a dir and see how the file size has changed.
ImageMagick
on windows 7 32bit , and how do I put the commands in it?
In my case, I need to put the command:
$ mkdir -p resultado
$ mogrify -path resultado -resize 50% *.jpg
For Windows 7, 32 Bit, use the following installation:
ImageMagick for Windows 32 Bit
Install normally with the default options.
After installing, go to the Windows console (cmd).
Type the following command and see if you have the same return as the image below.
convert -version
Iftheabovecommandworks,thenfollowthesesteps:
Step1:Createafolderandplacethefilestoresizewithinit.NotethatinmycasethereareseveralBMPfiles.
Step2 : Create a folder within the current folder. This folder will receive the resized files. I gave the small name, as shown below.
Step3:Runthecommandmogrify-pathsmall-resize50%*.bmp
Noteintheimagebelowthesizeofthefilesbeforetheconversion.Alsonoticethecommandlineabove.
Step4 : Confirmation of the result. Enter the small folder, run a dir and see how the file size has changed.