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AH ha I had that error when I was not thinking - you pasted the convert comand into the command prompt box. You need to save my code example as a bat file somewhere; I put it in the my user folder Anthony. The images were in a folder called crop_test on my desktop and so the comand to run that is ...

fmw42 wrote:Bonzo will have to help further as I know little about windows and IM under windows and windows bat file programming. I use Max OSX with unix bash shell programming. Sorry.

Thanks anyway fmw42

Hi Bonzo and fmw42 - thanks for your time

Bonzo: I tried the code - The only response I got was '%%f was unexpected at this time."

fmw42: The version I am using is 6.6.7 Q16, which is the latest version (if I understand it right)

Hi Bonzo

I have tried your suggestion of getting one to work. Still the same unwanted output.

I don't know why the adjoin command is there, but I am using this example: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/crop/#crop_tile

Thanks Anthony - I actually missed that. Well, it looks like it isn't a quad cut that I need, just equally sized divisions. I've tried using a lateral method to help put together a .bat in a linear way. I've used a spreadsheet editor to reproduce the command for each file in the folder: convert ...

Thanks Bonzo I tried something very similar to that (without the brackets). Unfortunately, by putting the code in and changing the parameters of what you entered, absolutely nothing happens :( I guess I'm being really thick or biting off more than I can chew at this stage. It could be an issue with ...

You will need to write a script to traverse your directory. IM has mogrify, but it works on one directory of images and makes one output for every input. For windows difference in IM and batch scripting help, see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/windows/ Thanks for the quick reply :) I have looked ...

Hi there My question has 2 parts - it should be simple to answer to anyone with simple batch-processing experience. I'm using latest version for Windows, and despite my efforts, research and testing, I am failing miserably, now with a crappy headache ... Firstly, I want to apply Fred's Quadrant Crop ...