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All 3 processes did exactly what they needed to do. Worked like a charm! I now have 120 files from the 40 originals.

I really appreciate the help. Cup of coffee?

I tried doing the one image script, with Flattop.jpg replacing the SOMEIMAGE.jpg. No images were generatied; this is what I got: dan@Linuxmint10 ~ $ inputdir="/media/Shared/Desktop" dan@Linuxmint10 ~ $ outputdir="${inputdir}/processed" dan@Linuxmint10 ~ $ [ -d $inputdir ] || { > echo "ERROR ...

Cool. I will test this out in a few hours when I can get back. I'll let you know.

Nope, no spaces in any names. And sure, a sub-directory is fine. Thanks again.

One more thing I need to mention. I plan on putting a small, semi transparent text overlay across the 1920 X 1440 wallpapers. This is a custom process for each photo, as the text cannot go to the same place in every instance, so it won't be automated. That's ok, I will do that part myself. That ...

Just name the 1920 x 1440 ones the same as the source JPG, the PNG extension should differentiate them, correct? I've already renamed the bigger originals (to bowlake.jpg, etc). The resized 1920 x 1440 wallpapers should just be the same name with the PNG extension (unless you think there is a better ...

I'm using Linux Mint 10, and IM appears to already have been installed. The version comes up as 7:6.6.2.6-1ubuntu1.1 Right now I have all 40 images on my desktop, with nothing else. They are 10 megabit files each, and the ones I start with, and resize each file from. One more thing I need to mention ...

I was directed here from the gimpforums.com. I typically use GIMP to edit pictures. Now I am wondering if I can create a script (which I think is what I need) to perform a meticulous task on 40 separate photographs. The web site I'm working on is http://scenicdesktops.com/ As you can see, the ...