I'm using IrfanView 4.00 to convert multipage TIF files by command line using the /convert option. It works fine.
But when adding the /dpi or /resive_short options in order to change the features of all the pages of the TIF file the result is that only the first page is changed.
In version 3.95 was added this new feature: New batch option: Apply changes to all image pages (if TIF saving)
I haven't seen how you can set this option in command line.
The IrfanView GUI works corretly. You can set the 'apply changes to all pages' on the advanced options on the batch conversion menu and get a new multipage TIF with all the pages changed.
This is the command line I'm using:
i_view32.exe multipage.tif /resize_short=800 /dpi=(100,100) /convert=new_multipage.tif /killmesoftly
Please, could you tell me how I can get a new multipage TIF with all the pages changed usin the command line options?
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But when adding the /dpi or /resive_short options in order to change the features of all the pages of the TIF file the result is that only the first page is changed.
In version 3.95 was added this new feature: New batch option: Apply changes to all image pages (if TIF saving)
I haven't seen how you can set this option in command line.
The IrfanView GUI works corretly. You can set the 'apply changes to all pages' on the advanced options on the batch conversion menu and get a new multipage TIF with all the pages changed.
This is the command line I'm using:
i_view32.exe multipage.tif /resize_short=800 /dpi=(100,100) /convert=new_multipage.tif /killmesoftly
Please, could you tell me how I can get a new multipage TIF with all the pages changed usin the command line options?
I
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