On Fri, May 24, 2002 at 03:32:47PM +0200, Tom Deprez wrote:
I've to look at this, but the problem is that not all the images have the same size... some are really big and other less (depending on the resolution of the radiographic image) and to make the document still readable and the images still visible, the radiologist still has to give an image width and height
use ImageMagick's mogrify command and its -geometry argument, e.g.: $ cp image.jpeg thumbnail.jpeg $ mogrify -format jpeg -quality 75 -geometry "150>x150>" thumbnail.jpeg this will produce a thumbnail in lower quality and which will be at most 150x150 pixels. ImageMagick is really good at that, see http://anocef.unice.fr/atlasneuro/ which was created this way (static site entirely generated from a well formatted text document and a bunch of high quality pictures) NB : this site was made with Pr. J.M. Brucher from your own university ;-) bye, Jerome Alet