ARGH!! Command works but not in batch file?!!

[Misty1]

I'm running a basic convert command, which works perfectly when I type/copy it into DOS;

convert c:\Photo_Uploads\camera\*.jpg -resize 20% -set filename:fname '%t_tn' +adjoin z:\%[filename:fname].jpg

All it does is resize the jpg's and move them to another folder. If I use this command in a batch file, it fails with the following error;

convert.exe: invalid argument for option `-resize': 20fname @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/2451.

So it looks like it doesn't even call the whole command before failing. I can't figure it out and am at my wits end. If anyone can suggested anything I'd be in their debt!!

[Bonzo]

You need to escape the % in a batch file usualy with another %.

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You probably need to change '%t_tn' to "%%t_tn" as Windows needs " and not '

[Misty1]

Thanks for your help, though if I double the % signs;

convert c:\Photo_Uploads\camera\*.jpg -resize 20% -set filename:fname '%%t_tn' +adjoin z:\%%[filename:fname].jpg

although it takes longer to run, it fails with the same error message;

convert.exe: invalid argument for option `-resize': 20fname @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/2451.

[Bonzo]

What about the 20%

[Misty1]

Heh, I feel like a right tool now!! That worked, thanks a million for your help