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by rocketshiptech
2016-05-26T07:32:05-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Re: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

My experiments are well ahead of you.

"Change "+append" to "-layers mosaic".
already done. seems to just stack (in z axis) in *front* of each other. I see the last image w/ pieces of the other sticking out from behind it.

same with or without -repage
by rocketshiptech
2016-05-26T06:47:34-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Re: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

our file date is 2008, although the IM copyright is 2006

yes that command works
but it does the exact same thing with and without the repage coordinates in there
by rocketshiptech
2016-05-26T06:25:18-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Re: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

What version of IM are you using? >I don't know, it was compiled from IM source code several(5+) years ago by other ppl on this project What command and/or script file doesn't work? > precisely the script you showed me, exactly that. I then tried variations, without parens, all in one set of parens....
by rocketshiptech
2016-05-26T05:51:01-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Re: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

UPDATE: when I add - append to the actual IM object call like this: strConvertResult = objMagImage.convert("@track.scr", "-append", strTLTrackDestFilePath) THEN I do one file, but all the images are STACKED vertically, and not spaced out horizontally like the original command does,
by rocketshiptech
2016-05-26T05:43:00-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Re: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

Sorry for the necro but I'm finally around to using this and it doesn't work. What this does is COPY each of the source files with the new names TLTrack1-0.png, TLTrack1-1.png, TLTrack1-2.png, TLTrack1-3.png it doesn't combine them into one image. I've spent hours just now trying different arrangeme...
by rocketshiptech
2016-03-31T07:24:59-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Parameters in a Text file: How to format?
Replies: 10
Views: 80802

Parameters in a Text file: How to format?

I understand ImageMagick Object can read a text file of parameters instead of having all of the parameters already compiled. This is a typical command I’m running: strConvertResult = objMagImage.convert ("(", "c:\test1\Preprod\Trk1Seg65.png", "-repage", "+200+0&quo...
by rocketshiptech
2016-03-03T07:21:39-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Help w/ syntax of VB command
Replies: 5
Views: 60824

Re: Help w/ syntax of VB command

OH! xc:none is THE GAP!
(did you mean to but the 2nd "convert" in there?)
by rocketshiptech
2016-03-03T07:01:47-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Help w/ syntax of VB command
Replies: 5
Views: 60824

Re: Help w/ syntax of VB command

This may be all the help I need. But pls explain the 10x1+0+0 bit. I'm sure I wasn't clear: Pic A is 80px tall and 250 px wide, ans should start 10 px away from the left edge. (i.e. starts at XY 10,0) Pic B is 80px tall and 300 px wide and needs to be 90 px away from pic A. (i.e. starts at XY 350,0)...
by rocketshiptech
2016-03-03T06:11:39-07:00
Forum: Windows COM+ & Visual Basic
Topic: Help w/ syntax of VB command
Replies: 5
Views: 60824

Help w/ syntax of VB command

I absolutely love imageMagic, I’ve been using it in some of my programs for almost 10 years now. Problem is: I only write one line of code for it every 3 to 5 years, up so I’ve never actually *learned* how to use it. I stumble through it, with a lot of cutting and pasting, and a little help from you...
by rocketshiptech
2013-10-29T13:31:18-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: help w/ AVI to BMP (PNG?) coversion in COM object
Replies: 3
Views: 4941

Re: help w/ AVI to BMP (PNG?) coversion in COM object

OMG! that's perfect!
by rocketshiptech
2013-10-29T12:19:40-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: help w/ AVI to BMP (PNG?) coversion in COM object
Replies: 3
Views: 4941

help w/ AVI to BMP (PNG?) coversion in COM object

How do I do THIS in ImageMagick: Long story short: I have an AVI file and I want to “stitch” each frame next to each-other in a very (very) long strip. (actually, I’ll have a lot of these files, I’m trying to write an app for this using the ImageMagick Object COM implantation from VB) The weird part...
by rocketshiptech
2013-09-03T07:59:36-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB
Replies: 8
Views: 10985

Re: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB

Nevermind.... (does anyone remember Emily Litella?)

I reinstalled IM and it works, something wrong with my install, (or my build of the Object)

thanks guys
by rocketshiptech
2013-09-03T07:06:58-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB
Replies: 8
Views: 10985

Re: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB

Well, i did just now, that cause IM to error out and not generate a file. Just like it does if you leave the quotes out or combine any other 2 or more parameters into one string.
(at least I starting to learn its behavior that well.)
by rocketshiptech
2013-09-03T06:25:42-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB
Replies: 8
Views: 10985

Re: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB

1. that link is dead. (although I did find your page from your sig)
2. not .Net

it's just going to be a syntax issue.

(Am I the only guy out there using the COM object?)
by rocketshiptech
2013-09-03T05:33:52-07:00
Forum: Users
Topic: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB
Replies: 8
Views: 10985

Re: annotate not working w/ COM Object IM from VB

thanks but I had tries both those things, (and just did again). no go.

guess i need some one who has used the COM DLL
Thanks anyway