I have been adjusting the following line in the script. Let>TitleBarOffset=23 With the value of 23 your able to see an amount of the Blue title bar at the top of some of the images. With the value chganged to 33 part of the blue title bar disappears but now there is a small part of grey colour which...

I have just run the script again and the same problem still happens where some of the title bar appears at the top of some of the bitmap images. The first run of the script had taken 25.90625 seconds to complete. The second run of the script had taken 14.296875 seconds to complete. I will try and se...

I will run the script again this time without touching mouse or keyboard.

Very good news, the script now works and creates the correct number of smaller bitmaps, the only difference is on some of the smaller bitamps you can see some of the blue title bar, will I need to adjust the values of the script below to stop the title bar appearing in some of the bitamps. Let>Title...

Image=C:\nosuchfile,0,0,800,800,nextfile

The script line above, what does this do and what will I need to change to suit my system?

I see in the above example it's looking at the C:\ drive

My only other question that I have at the moment is, part of the script below: Let>TitleBarOffset=23 Let>BorderOffset=4 What values would I need to change and and by how much, what is the max and min values, my desktop is set to 1600 x 1200 pixels if this helps in anyway. Do these values need to be ...

//These values need to be tested with your system //Change them as needed to make the resulting //images correct Let>TitleBarOffset=23 Let>BorderOffset=4 Let>INPUT_BROWSE=2 Input>Image_Dir,Select the directory containing SOURCE images If>Image_Dir=,EOF Let>Image_Dir=%Image_Dir%\ Input>400x400_dir,Se...

Here are my results of what has happened so far. The top script I had run and all that I see on my sesktop screen was a window that was approx 850 x 850 pixels in size and nothing else seems to have happened, the window that did appear was grey with nothing in it. In my source directory there were t...

Yes, all the source and target paths are in lower case, the only difference is the path directory name does have a space like in the example below.

c:\scenery directory\scenery maps\

I now have edited the script to suit what I think is correct and when I run the script all that happens is one Window that is approx 800 x 800 pixels and there is the Macro Scheduler icon in the top left with the name BMP_Image. Would this be possible to get real time help using windows live and of ...

JRL,

Thank you for the above script, I will try a few lines at a time, I do have some questions already but will leave these for the time being and see if I can work some of the problems.

Not having much success at the moment, must be something simple that I'm doing wrong, would it be possible for someone to create and post a simple script with what I'm trying to do as above at least this will be a starting point and hopefully will start to get an understanding of it all.

I'm just using Microsoft Paint that's located in \Windows\system32 directory

mspaint

Me_again, Below is a step by step guide to exactly what steps I'm taking. Open Layer_D1.bmp bitmap Select - Image then Attributes Change Width from 800 to 400 Press Tab Key Change Height from 800 to 400 Click OK Select - File then Save As Save file name as - Layer_D1a Open Layer_D1.bmp bitmap Select...