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Old 11-18-2012, 10:37 AM   #39
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Originally Posted by duelle View Post
Okay, it was giving me the same error so I tried just putting everything into the folder with the images and that worked. So, I assume there's something wrong with my PATH setup. Anyway, when I input a name (for %comicname%) with spaces, it calls up the GUI and wants me to input the name again and manually select the directory. However, if I input a name with no spaces, everything goes through just fine. I don't know if this is a limitation of the program or batch files in general, just letting you know.

Otherwise, the only thing that could make this easier is to integrate a program to automatically reorient and resize the images and make it all usable from simple GUI with options for image size, greyscale, etc.
That's a problem with the batch file. If you add a space, it'll treat the other words as extra arguments and cause problems. If you add quotes around %comicname%, %comicname%.mobi, and %comicname%.opf, it should work with spaces.

I've updated that post to fix this.
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