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Hi

Using Win XP SP3; ImageMagick-6.5.2-4;

I can't reference files with @file.txt, with a file like this:

l.txt: and the command: While in ImageMagick-6.5.1-6, the command works, giving a 3-page .pdf file, now in ImageMagick-6.5.2-4, I get the following:
Same .txt file, same .jpg files, just different versions;

I also noted some strange behavior using the *:
Works fine in 6.5.1-6, but in 6.5.2-4, despite the output .pdf file being ok, the following message is displayed:

convert: unable to open image `some folder\': No such file or directory @ blob.c/OpenBlob/2489.

In both versions, I have a folder named "some folder" in the same directory I have convert.exe and the .jpg files;

6.5.1-6 Works perfectlly for me, except for one fact... When using @ to reference files, I can't reference files with a blank space in the filename (" "), but I also can't reference then with quotes in the file. I mean, a file like

file1.txt: Works fine;

file2.txt: Don't work, because of the blank spaces;

file3.txt: Also don't work; In the first file, IM seem to ignore the first quote, and thinks the last quote is part of the filename. So, it try to find the file c:\some-image-1.jpg", and fails; for the other files, it fails because of the blank space, since the first quote was ignored.

That is the reason I need to update the version, but the current not even works with the file1.txt... This was a change in the sintax, maybe? I don't find any documentation of this in the site.

On the other hand, the sintax:
convert c:\a%d.Jpg[1-6] c:\as.pdf

Works well in both versions. But I can't use this method, because the filenames I target are something like:
As I have two "index" in each file, with the second varying for each first index, I guess this sintax will give me more work than benefits...

Thanks for the attention

We can reproduce the problem you posted and will have a new point release out with a fix in just a few days. Thanks.

Thanks =)

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Edit:
Works fine with ImageMagick-6.5.2-5