On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, Ben Logan wrote:
On Wed, Jan 17, 2001 at 09:07:20AM -0600, Bill Lee wrote:
I would like a thumbnail to be availabale for use on a web page.
[...] I usually make thumbnails using the mogrify command (part of
ImageMagik):
Ben's suggestion is far better than mine (using
Stephan Henningsen wrote:
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Thomas Gritsch wrote:
Hi
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings?
As far as I know .xvpics directories are used to store
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On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Bill Lee wrote:
What IS the format? How could I use the thumbnails in other ways?
I would like a thumbnail to be availabale for use on a web page. I know I could
probably gin up a method using convert or some-such, but since the full-size
images are
Jeffrey Goldberg wrote:
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On Wed, 17 Jan 2001, Bill Lee wrote:
What IS the format? How could I use the thumbnails in other ways?
I would like a thumbnail to be availabale for use on a web page. I know I could
probably gin up a method using convert or some-such,
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Thomas Gritsch wrote:
Hi
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings?
As far as I know .xvpics directories are used to store previews.
Correct, also called
Thomas Gritsch wrote:
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings?
As far as I know .xvpics directories are used to store previews.
Ah, ha! I thought so. Is there a generic way to
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Thomas Gritsch wrote:
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Hi, With the new gimp1.2 I just noticed .xvpics directories popping up
like mushrooms. This something to do with preview settings?
As far as I know .xvpics directories are used to store previews.
Ah, ha! I thought so.
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
Jonathan
Stephan Henningsen stephan@m?gtest.dk wrote:
a standard developed by the XV-team. I like GIMP being able
to make use of it. It's simple small images (in some
obscure format =) saved in a hidden directory called .xvpics.
Thanks.
Does it pick where it saves these? So far I've worked in two
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
So you've heard it too?
Shh. Not so loud. I have to adjust my
Wandered Inn wrote:
Shame, for one brief moment I thought it was a coded hidden mesage from
the programmers. You know, like "Paul is dead"...
You have to view them backwards
At half the usual compression?
So you've heard it too?
Shh. Not so loud. I
Wandered Inn wrote:
I think they know... AHHH! N!
Damn. Got him. You drop the foil a minute and it's all over. The voices
inside my head want to let you know you'll be missed. I hope it's over
with quickly. I hope they don't play the Wayne
Jonathan Gift wrote:
Is there a generic way to turn it off, aside from
when you save a pic?
File -- Preferences.
In the "Environment" Category, under "File Saving"
Change the answer to the preference "Try to Write a Thumbname File"
from "Always" to "Never"
No .xvpics directory; no
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