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January 25, 2009 - 19:17 — li4me

Creates a separate thumbnail of the selected image file(s), pre-pends 'th_' (color image) and 'thgs_' (grayscale image) to the filename. WebThumb takes maxPixels as the maximum size of the largest aspect of the image, and then sizes the opposite aspect to maintain the original ratio.

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April 2, 2009 - 06:44 — Anonymous

Cannot find the script after installation, please help

Hello, I downloaded the webthumb.py file and installed it under C:\Documents and Settings\[Username]\.gimp-2.6\scripts on Windows XP Pro SP2 machine, which has Python 2.6 installed on it. I double-clicked on the file and a DOS window appeared for a few seconds. Next, I went to Filters --> Script-Fu --> Refresh Scripts and clicked that. When that didn't work, I restarted Gimp 2.6.4, but still cannot find where to access the script. So, is this only for Linux machines, and if not, can you please tell me what I did wrong and/or how to access it. Thanks for your help.
April 3, 2009 - 02:15 — PhotoComiX

some confusion here

1 Python installed is not sufficient to use python plugin in Gimp-Windows and the last stable Python is even incompatible ( at least on windows ) You need all the staff contained here http://www.registry.gimp.org/node/3916 (you may even found some more updated version the content on the net...BUT if you do you should check that are all compatible each other . what inside work fine with 2.6.x, i will update for 2.8) And after installed all that in the right order is STRICTLY needed unistall gimp and reinstall with the CUSTOM option, checking Python option 2 then Python scripts for gimp are PLUGINS, so they go NOT in a script but in a plugin folder 3 refresh script refresh SCRIPT FU, not py plugin 4 if you survive all this then this script will show up in "/Filters/Python-Plugins/_WebThumb...",
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