The option /multitif needs to specify all images - it is inconvenient for large number of files. It would be useful if wildcards might be used, e.g.
i_view32.exe /multitif=(image.tif,*.jpg)
to create a multipage image.tif containing all *.jpg from the directory. Or (what I consider better) it would be nice if
i_view32.exe *.jpg /convert=image.tif
might be used to achieve this, i.e., instead of converting all jpg's to te same file (what seems to be not useful because only the last converted image is obtained) a multipage tif is created if there is only one specified output while more specified inputs.
I know that it is possible to create a multipage tif from all files in a directory using the program menu, but this is much more complicated.
i_view32.exe /multitif=(image.tif,*.jpg)
to create a multipage image.tif containing all *.jpg from the directory. Or (what I consider better) it would be nice if
i_view32.exe *.jpg /convert=image.tif
might be used to achieve this, i.e., instead of converting all jpg's to te same file (what seems to be not useful because only the last converted image is obtained) a multipage tif is created if there is only one specified output while more specified inputs.
I know that it is possible to create a multipage tif from all files in a directory using the program menu, but this is much more complicated.
