Added saving as image to the batch conversion form
Fixed batch conversions valid character string not saved
Moved all valid ramp characters strings into one global variable
Added saving as image to the batch conversion form
Fixed batch conversions valid character string not saved
Moved all valid ramp characters strings into one global variable
Now the Ramp doesn’t save, but that’s okay… it’s so minor and I think it can wait till the next update since it’s not integral to the functioning… not for me, anyway!
http://photobucket.com/albums/a307/Dwayne2005/?action=view¤t=falchi72.gif
Is there any chance we can get image size adjustment for bold text, because I think it creates an interesting look having the output in bold but it’s always stretched?
Images made for bold fonts should be the right proportion when you display them in the bold font
These are the conversions I just got on Lucida Console size 6, the first two images–one in bold the other not.
http://photobucket.com/albums/a307/Dwayne2005
The ratio for the standard font was 150×124; for bold it was automatically readjusted to 150×174?
I’m not sure if this is fixable or not, but I found that file titles seperated with a period default to saving as a bitmap image and treats the point after the period as the extension. If there any titles like this xxxx.xxxx then they save for me as a bitmap, even when you’ve got the .gif format set, with a .xxxx extension.
I just ran batch on a few files seperated in such a manner and it appears to have gone unresponsive?
Fixed the problem with the periods on save as image, but I couldn’t see anything wrong when I do a batch of them.
I also can’t recreate the problem with bold fonts. I found that picture and it resizes it to 150×149 on my computer, so it might be another Windows 98 problem.
Okay, thanks for looking into it. It’s probably something to do with .NET not being fully implemented into Windows ’98 by MS. I’ll just enter it manually.
Thanks for addressing the other problem.