resize to another folder with same filename - RealWorld forums

Hey
great product (Picture Resizer)!!! tnx
I have read a lot about it and can't get answer to my question :\
I have folder with pictures and I want the tool to resize the images and save them into "\small" in the parent folder and with the orginal filename to each file

I found this for one file:
PhotoResize95x95.exe -c"C:\pic\small\2.jpg" c:\pic\1.jpg -o

and this for a whole folder:
PhotoResize95x95.exe C:\pic\small\ -o

But I didn't sucess combine them
somebody can help me please?

PhotoResize95x95.exe -c"<ROOT>small\<PATH><NAME>.jpg" "C:\source_pictures" -o

should do what you need. Hopefully .

Tnx for the fast respond
I have already tried this method but it writes only one file :\

-c"<ROOT>small\<PATH><NAME>.jpg" caused just the <NAME> file to be written

How can I wrote more than one file and without intend every file sperate? how to make the tool get the current file name and wrote the new file with the orginal name

Strange...I have tested it myself right now and it works as expected. The <NAME> should be replaced by the actual filename automatically.

sorry for posting again (it's because refresh)
I have tried it a few times
PhotoResize95x95.exe -c"C:\p\small\2.jpg" "c:\p\" -o
creates only the 2.jpg in "small" folder althogh it process all the files, seems like it rewrite the files only the last seem in the folder at end of the process

Do not replace the <XXX> placeholders yourself, copy the given example exactly as it is and let the tool do replacing.

tnxxx i cannot believe I can post it with the place holders
tnx now it works !!!