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This has been resolved. Incorrect syntax for Windows was being used.

I have discovered the problem and it is with the Windows command parsing. It seems in Windows that you have to switch the usage of double-quotes and single-quotes. So the correct command would be: convert.exe pic1.tif -fill red -draw "color 0,0 replace" Pic1_red.tif Additionally, a command from the ...

I have a TIF image that is 16 colors (4 bits per pixel), and uses Packbits compression. ~5MB size. I execute the following command to remove the background "baby blue" from the image that originates from a IrfanView conversion of the scanned image. "convert Picture_In.tif -fuzz 5% -fill WHITE ...

Below is the output from the -debug command. All the commands were run from the IM convert directory and the image is larger than 7100x4800 pixels, also located in the same directory. I can get IM convert to do other things, if I avoid the "-draw" command, like convert a selected color with the ...

The double-quotes in the output are good, and I would suggest putting the input directory (%1) in quotes also. for %%f in ("%1\*.png") do ( convert "%%f" -crop 128x128 +repage "%2\%%~nf.png" ) [quotes added to input-control][removed '_%%d' as it is not needed] With this you should be able to have ...

Did you ever get it working? I have been working in DOS batch for a bit, the FOR command is quite particular in its processing particularly with environment variables %1, %2 in a batch file. Give a response back, and I will be checking. FYI, I tried your command, and you don't seem to need the %d on ...

Below is the output from the -debug command. All the commands were run from the IM convert directory and the image is larger than 7100x4800 pixels, also located in the same directory. I can get IM convert to do other things, if I avoid the "-draw" command, like convert a selected color with the ...

I don't have Admin rights to my work pc so am using the portable IM. I am unable to get the -draw command to work at all.

Even the simple command:
"convert Pic1.tif -fill red -draw 'color 30,20 point' Pic1_red.tif"
does not work

Any ideas?

Thanks