Derek,
You probably know this already, but how you use "resizeQuality" is not obvious. I assumed it would be a global command like jpegQuality, e.g.
set the resizeQuality to "best"
But no, you need to set it on individual images like this:
if the platform = "Win32" then
put the short name of this stack into stackName
set the resizeQuality of image theImageName of stack stackName to "best"
end if
You don't need the if statement, but I do it that way -- and yes, you seem to need to specify the stack name as well.
Also, you need to call this *before* you've done anything to the image like set the fileName, imported an image, etc.
-- Frank
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On Jul 27, 2004, at 11:12 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Alright, I need to know what the quality options for the setting resizeQuality are. Is it the following
good better best
Any help would be great!
Derek Bump Dreamscape Software
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