Photofiltre command line?

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Derald

Anybody have documentation for possible Photofiltre command line
switches/arguments? I can find no way to store separate profiles/prefs
for multiple users. Am I overlooking it?
 
Derald said:
Anybody have documentation for possible Photofiltre command line
switches/arguments? I can find no way to store separate profiles/prefs
for multiple users. Am I overlooking it?
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Nope, ther isn't any command line to change to an other ini settings.
If you realy want you could use a batchfile for it,
but photofiltre only accepts an image as parameter
photofilter.ini is quite hard-coded in the application.

You might want to ask Antonio for this feature though.


MigthyKitten
 
Nope, ther isn't any command line to change to an other ini settings.
If you realy want you could use a batchfile for it,
but photofiltre only accepts an image as parameter
photofilter.ini is quite hard-coded in the application.

You might want to ask Antonio for this feature though.


MigthyKitten
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What you can do is copy the Photofiltre directory to another location
and then put a link to that copy on the users start menu. Photofiltre
is a completely 'stand alone' application so you can have as many
copies as you want on the same machine and, of course, it's tiny size
means the diskspace usage would be trivial.
 
Nope, ther isn't any command line to change to an other ini settings.
If you realy want you could use a batchfile for it,
but photofiltre only accepts an image as parameter
photofilter.ini is quite hard-coded in the application.
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MK,

I'm having trouble calling PF from other programs. I can call it up, but it
does not load the photo, but comes up blank. How about you? Any tips for
fixing this?

Bob

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Bob said:
MK,

I'm having trouble calling PF from other programs. I can call it up,
but it does not load the photo, but comes up blank. How about you?
Any tips for fixing this?

Bob

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Hmm. never tried to call it from other programs. but from the command prompt
the line (for example)
photofiltre.exe "D:\my
images\fetishm\alt.binairies.pictures.erotica.hamster.ductape\bitten.jpg"
works for me

You might want to try "%photofiltre_paht%\photofiltre.exe %1"
%1 is a universal use of the first parameter. In most paint applications, it
should be the full paht to the current image.

But I will check it out with IrfanView.

alt.binairies.picture.not.so.erotic.mightykitten.ductape
 
Bob said:
MK,

I'm having trouble calling PF from other programs. I can call it up,
but it does not load the photo, but comes up blank. How about you?
Any tips for fixing this?

Bob

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Hmmm. Irfanview does everything right by just selecting the photofiltre.exe.
Could you tell me whitch apps have a problem with it?

MightyKitten
 
Hmm. never tried to call it from other programs. but from the command prompt
the line (for example)
photofiltre.exe "D:\my
images\fetishm\alt.binairies.pictures.erotica.hamster.ductape\bitten.jpg"
works for me
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Ok, this falls under the category of "too much information."
 
Hmm. never tried to call it from other programs. but from the command prompt
the line (for example)
photofiltre.exe "D:\my
images\fetishm\alt.binairies.pictures.erotica.hamster.ductape\bitten.jpg"
works for me

You might want to try "%photofiltre_paht%\photofiltre.exe %1"
%1 is a universal use of the first parameter. In most paint applications, it
should be the full paht to the current image.

But I will check it out with IrfanView.

alt.binairies.picture.not.so.erotic.mightykitten.ductape
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For Irfan View just the path suffices.
 
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