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For manual conversion, any graphic program, GIMP, GQview, etc, would
do. For command-line, you could use ImageMagick. The command is
"convert". There are about a million options ;-) BTW, you don't need to
have XFree86 installed to use ImageMagic. Thus, it is perfect for a
server. Furthermore, "convert" works great as a shell command executed
from a dynamic web script such as Perl, PHP, etc. Then, you can generate
those thumbnails on-the-fly.
If you are running specific server-side scripting language, i.e. PHP,
there are image functions that you can use too.
Kai
On Mon, 18 Mar 2002, Glenn Meyer wrote:
> Can anyone suggest an app that will convert .jpg and .gif files to a
> thumbnail for a web site?
>
> Thanks!
>
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