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> When you create a postscript document it always defaults to offsets of 0.5
> millimeters and measurements in metric. If I change these factors to zero
> offsets and inches then Gimp retains these for the session but each new
> session starts again with the original defaults.
>
> Once upon a
Hi,
On Mon, 2007-11-12 at 11:19 -0500, Kevin Cozens wrote:
> For future reference, if you are using a script in batch mode only, you don't
> need the script-fu-register block. The register block is only needed if you
> want to run your scripts by selecting it from a menu within GIMP.
That is n
When you create a postscript document it always defaults to offsets of 0.5
millimeters and measurements in metric. If I change these factors to zero
offsets and inches then Gimp retains these for the session but each new
session starts again with the original defaults.
Once upon a time I patche
Sam Kuper wrote:
> (define (batch-CUPify pattern)
[snip]
> )
>
> (script-fu-register "batch-CUPify"
> "Batch-CUPify"
> "Make an image look like it was scanned to PDF by CUP"
> "Sam Kuper"
> "Sam Kuper"
>
Dear Saul,
Thanks for your help. I was eventually successful in running my batch GIMP
script from the Windows XP command line, by using either of the following
commands:
gimp-2.4 -i -b "(batch-CUPify \"D:\\Documents and
Settings\\spk30\\Desktop\\alison_sl1_dear_friend_backup\\*\") (gimp-quit 0)"
