Khiraly wrote: >Hi! > >Is it a possibility to collect many jpeg image into one scribus >document? > >I have scanned some paper, and now I want to make a .pdf file from it (I >have retouched those image with gimp). > >I have 98 .jpeg file, from 0001.jpg to 0098.jpg. > >Is there an option for it? Or maybe a python script? >How the others solve this problem? > > Attached is my script -- it should work with either 1.2.x or 1.3.x versions of Scribus.
scribalbuma4.py: You need to have all of your images in one directory, and only the ones that you want to include -- in other words, once you enter the directory and select "jpg", *all* the JPEG files in that directory will be incorporated into your document (this script is identifying by the filename extension -- only ".jpg" will work with this version). You must execute this from inside Scribus (Script > Execute Script), but the file scribalbuma4.py can be anywhere. When you execute, you will see a requestor in which you enter the directory where your images are located (I would recommend using an absolute path). JPEG is the only default selection -- you can add others. Click OK. Various parts of Scribus (such as toolbars) will blink -- this is Ok (this will take a while with 98 images, but I've done a *lot* more than that. Finally you will see a message, "Now click the X in the upper right corner of this window", at which point kill that little frame, and then Scribus will display your newly created document. This will create a new document (A4 paper), with 8 images on a page. It will also create labels for the pictures and a label with the name of the directory at the top of each page. TPFKAG -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: scribalbuma4.py Type: application/x-python Size: 5707 bytes Desc: not available Url : http://nashi.altmuehlnet.de/pipermail/scribus/attachments/20050525/4ab721cb/attachment.bin
