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| Fabrice Roux <send_me_spams@free.fr> wrote in
news:MPG.1d252b455b2000c59896b2@news.free.fr:
> In article <Xns967E800F4D800JoeB@24.70.95.211>,
myemail@yahoo.com
> says...
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> There is an option in the header of the script that allows to
resize
> by min or max size.
>
> # ********************************
> # *** Parameters section start ***
> # ********************************
>
> # Linear parameter set to automatically calculate the
resize steps
> nResizeList = {'ValMin' : 1, 'ValMax' : 10, 'MesMin' :
20,
> 'MesMax' : 80}
>
> # Selects default resizing parameter
> nResizeUsingMin = 1
>
> # ********************************
> # *** Parameters section stop ***
> # ********************************
>
> Put nResizeUsingMin = 0 and the image will be resized by it's
longest
> size.
>
> I set the default value at 1 because I usually need an image of
at
> least n pixels. In your case, you want your picture to be at
max n
> pixels.
>
> Regards,
>
Thanks for the info!
Regards,
JoeB
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