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Old 11-21-2007, 10:05 PM
mailrescue
 
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Default [req] for information on cloning a frame

hi. I wish to produce up to a 100 copies of the same frame/image
of identical filename in a numerical - or alpha - sequence.
May I have some input on how to go about doing this
or direction on a tool for the Windows platform that will
Select/Copy/Dump.
Image data is maybe 748X464X24bit

thanks
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Old 11-21-2007, 10:50 PM
Paul Furman
 
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Default Re: [req] for information on cloning a frame

mailrescue wrote:
> hi. I wish to produce up to a 100 copies of the same frame/image
> of identical filename in a numerical - or alpha - sequence.
> May I have some input on how to go about doing this
> or direction on a tool for the Windows platform that will
> Select/Copy/Dump.
> Image data is maybe 748X464X24bit


Just copy, copy that, etc till you've got 100 & batch rename with
something like http://www.1-4a.com/rename/
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Old 11-21-2007, 11:25 PM
mailrescue
 
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Default Re: [req] for information on cloning a frame

Paul Furman <paul-@-edgehill.net>, posted for news:


>mailrescue wrote:
>> hi. I wish to produce up to a 100 copies of the same frame/image
>> of identical filename in a numerical - or alpha - sequence.
>> May I have some input on how to go about doing this
>> or direction on a tool for the Windows platform that will
>> Select/Copy/Dump.
>> Image data is maybe 748X464X24bit

>
>Just copy, copy that, etc till you've got 100 & batch rename with
>something like http://www.1-4a.com/rename/


Thanks Paul, I really was looking for something I could select
say 5 individual images to then say "give me 100 copies of each".
The output would (ideally) fold each 'set' into its own dir.
mmmm...


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Old 11-22-2007, 01:34 AM
Paul Furman
 
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Default Re: [req] for information on cloning a frame

mailrescue wrote:
> Paul Furman posted for news:
>
>> mailrescue wrote:
>>> hi. I wish to produce up to a 100 copies of the same frame/image
>>> of identical filename in a numerical - or alpha - sequence.
>>> May I have some input on how to go about doing this
>>> or direction on a tool for the Windows platform that will
>>> Select/Copy/Dump.
>>> Image data is maybe 748X464X24bit

>> Just copy, copy that, etc till you've got 100 & batch rename with
>> something like http://www.1-4a.com/rename/

>
> Thanks Paul, I really was looking for something I could select
> say 5 individual images to then say "give me 100 copies of each".
> The output would (ideally) fold each 'set' into its own dir.
> mmmm...


I have to ask, why... making a video?
Will you do this repeatedly or just a few times?

You could make a .bat file, I suppose, it's an awfully simple task.
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Old 11-22-2007, 01:50 AM
Jürgen Exner
 
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Default Re: [req] for information on cloning a frame

mailrescue wrote:
> hi. I wish to produce up to a 100 copies of the same frame/image
> of identical filename in a numerical - or alpha - sequence.
> May I have some input on how to go about doing this
> or direction on a tool for the Windows platform that will
> Select/Copy/Dump.


Not sure what you are asking for. Do you mean copy a file 100 times with a
consecutive number appended to the filename?

Then something like
for /L %x in (1, 1, 100) do copy foobar.jpg foobar%x.jpg
will do nicely on Windows.
For further details please see "help for".

jue


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