
Placing your logo into a bulk of digital photographs Applying a series of operations to a bulk of digital photographs Having worked out a series of working steps by use of a mouse-driven Preprocessing could also comprise colour and lens correction routines. The same holds if you convert the document into a PDF via Should usually reduce their resolution, such that the document can be Shrinking and preprocessing digital photographs When embedding digital photographs into a word processor document, you (if GhostScript is installed on your computer). You can for instance convert all the pages of a PDF into a series of JPEGs

However, IM's versatility when it comes to image formats is unsurpassed. Tasks such as: Bulk format conversion This is offered by quite a lot of Windows programs, such as IrfanView.

Is that you can completely automate routine manipulations, either for singleįiles or for bulks of files. The genuine advantage of using ImageMagick instead of a mouse-driven interface Processing by IM's command line programs and scripts? So why should you bother to perform image Shop Pro, IrfanView ( ) and even GIMP ( ). Well, there are a lot of readilyĪvailable image manipulation programs, such as Adobe Photoshop, Corel's Paint The following examples basically assume that you run IM on a Windows desktopĬomputer, probably attached to a network. Introduction What's the use of an IM script on my Windows PC? What you see here is his work, and IM users are indebted to who completely re-wrote the original notesĪnd expanded them to cover a much larger range of topics, of specific concern I wish to express specific thanks to Wolfgang Hugemann Important, how to convert an UNIX shell command (as used in the rest of the IMĮxamples) into its Windows DOS equivalent. This section providesĭetails and examples of how you can use IM in that environment and, more ImageMagick want to use it from the Windows Environment. UNIX shell scripting in mind, as these systems are designed with batch Most of the commands in IM Examples were written specifically with LINUX and

