I've got a project where I'm given a directory of images from a 3rd
party. The jpg formatted images are extremely large for their size and
the display quality could be reduced drastically without degrading how
they're used in my application. I currently writing a tool that
processes the directory and produces a more svelte result.

In CF8/CF9 the cfimage has a "quality" attribute which can be used to
read in a jpg, reduce the quality, and write that file back out. As of
OpenBD 1.2 that attribute does not seem to be supported. Besides
opening up Photoshop and creating a batch process, is there a way to
do this in OpenBD? Maybe load and process the image with Java
objects?  If so how would I go about that?

Matthew Reinbold
Creative Principal, Vox Pop Design, http://voxpopdesign.com

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