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AnotherGeorge

No Problem. You said on Sept-03 "With the interactive command shell (CMD), don't double them". I am not familiar with an "interactive command shell (CMD)". I stated in my first thread input that I was using Windows7 Pro. I only know about CMD as the cmd.exe shell (pseudo shell in Win7) which I used ...

It would seem my Windows7 Pro is broken. I repeated the BAT execution from a "cmd.exe" window and got the same results as before. I made a video of the process I followed - the same as before except started by executing cmd.exe. I made a little website with the video, the BAT file and the JPG file ...

Me Again. It occured to me that I had executed the BAT from my "Total Commander" file manager instead from a Windows7 "shell". That would be a proper, more universal form of execution. Here are the results from doing that (copied from the window ...

Thank You Snibgo for your reply. Unfortunately, the commands didn't work - but I got them to work. I studied your first command in depth and my comments are below. I tried your second command only in a JPSoft script and got the same change-in-results as in the first command detailed below. REGARDING ...

The short version: how to get an image's width and height ONLY in STDOUT. The long version: I'm an Imagick novice using Windows 7 Pro. I've been using Imagick for about four years, but only to mine image data for JPSoft (https://jpsoft.com) scripts for image selection and housekeeping. I find the ...