01-16-2011, 10:00 AM | #16 |
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citac, added your hourglass in portrait mode in post 3.
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I'll need some time to see if I can edit the images in such a way to keep the watermark. (Yes, yes, I'm procrastinating and should be doing other things. Unfortunately, I'm OCD about these things.) |
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- If you run a server and you need to generate pictures containing text, pictures containing charts. - If you are a Calibre developer and you need to process covers, or perhaps extract cover image from pdf file - If you want to process pdf file to series of bitmaps for OCR . This happens inside OCR software. - if you want to make a foolproof description of how to convert an image so it can be used as cover for PocketBook 360, for example you publish following command Code:
convert escher01.png -quantize GRAY +dither -colors 4 -rotate "-90>" escher01.bmp Quote:
Let's suppose you have Windows XP Install Imagemagick from the site. Now go to start menu, select "run" and type cmd to the prompt. A Command Prompt - relatively small black window with a bit of text should appear. Now type command convert to the Command Prompt and press Enter. A long text will scroll in the window - describing all the command options 'convert' command has. Now, let's forget about Users directory. From Graphical User Interface in windows make directory C:\work and put your files there. Now, in Command prompt type C: and press Enter Type cd C:\work and press enter Now you can start working. If you have bitmap called escher01.png in C:\work for example, you could run command Code:
convert escher01.png -quantize GRAY +dither -colors 4 -rotate "-90>" escher01.bmp |
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Thank you very much! I know it's a lot to ask, but could you add this one too, which keeps the watermark of vladstudio and adds the model name and number for Pocketbook??
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OK, so I continued working on this, got the cmd prompt figured out and managed to convert the photo I want to use into an .img file. The problem is I too keep getting a file that's 1875000 bytes. Anyone have an idea how to get to 1920000 bytes on Windows XP? Last edited by citac; 01-16-2011 at 11:24 AM. Reason: Additional question |
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I did it with your image and it seems to work for me on Windows 7. Here's the code I ran: Code:
C:\Users\xxxxxxx>convert logo.png -depth 8 -separate -swap 0,2 -combine rgba:logo.img Code:
Size: 1.83 MB (1,920,000 bytes) 1 KB= 1024 bytes 1875 KB * 1024 bytes/KB = 1,920,000 bytes. |
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Sounds great! I have no Windows to make a package. Is there anywhere the final .zip File to download?
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01-18-2011, 03:40 PM | #27 |
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added cyanogen android logo to post 3.
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01-20-2011, 02:13 PM | #28 |
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Thank you for posting all this, and making some easy-to install images. I was getting sick of the default boot-up screen (and my sister too). We both love these!
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