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francescomoi@europe.com #1
Loading (from Internet), resizing and saving images
Hi.
I'd like to load images from Internet (from a URL), resize them and
save into my PC.
Is there any library to perform it? I'm trying it by using GD, but I
don't find the way.
Thank you very much. Regards.
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Sherm Pendley #2
Re: Loading (from Internet), resizing and saving images
[email]francescomoi@europe.com[/email] wrote:
GD is certainly capable of resizing an image and saving the result. Have a> I'd like to load images from Internet (from a URL), resize them and
> save into my PC.
>
> Is there any library to perform it? I'm trying it by using GD, but I
> don't find the way.
look at LWP for fetching them from the 'net.
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John Bokma #3
Re: Loading (from Internet), resizing and saving images
wrote:
wget + a batch resizer (depends on platform)> Hi.
>
> I'd like to load images from Internet (from a URL), resize them and
> save into my PC.
>
> Is there any library to perform it?
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