this is a quote from the doc file that came withe cfx_image.
maybe the "Bevel"Attributes will help you with this during resizing
the image.

hope it helps...

Birgit
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RESIZE Action

Attributes:
FILE    Required.  The source filename.
OUTPUT  Required.  The output filename - final resized version of the original.
X       Optional.  Resized image width - height is calculated automatically.  Default 
is the source image width if the Y parameter is not specified.  If the Y parameter is 
specified along with the X parameter the image looses aspect ratio.
Y       Optional.  Resized image height - width is calculated automatically.  Default 
is the source image height if the X parameter is not specified.  If the X parameter is 
specified along with the Y parameter the image looses aspect ratio.
THUMBNAIL       Optional.  Will make a thumbnail of the image.  Understands X or Y 
parameters.  The image inside the thumbnail maintains aspect ratio.  The default 
thumbnail size is 100 x 100.  Default is FALSE.
BEVEL   Optional.  Specifies whether or not the thumbnail should include a beveled 
frame.  Used only if the THUMBNAIL attribute is specified.  Default is FALSE.
BACKCOLOR       Optional.  The background color for the thumbnail.  Used only if the 
THUMBNAIL attribute is specified.  Default is "Silver".
TRANSPARENT     Optional.  Whether or not the background color of the thumbnail should 
be transparent or not.  Used only if the THUMBNAIL attribute is specified.  Default is 
FALSE.
STRETCH Optional.  If this parameter is set and the source image is smaller than the 
output image size than the source image will be stretched.  Default is TRUE.
SHRINK  Optional.  If this parameter is set and the source image is larger than the 
output image size than the source image will be shrunk.  Default is TRUE.
COMMENT Optional.  An invisible comment to be placed into the output file.


Birgit

Saturday, February 02, 2002, 12:58:03 PM, you wrote:

WL> Hi.

WL> Is it possible to draw a thin black border around images using cfx_image?  I
WL> have about 100 need doing, and it would be nice to batch-process them if
WL> cfx_image is capable of this.

WL> Will

WL> 
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