There is a converter in your GPL folder....
pbf2tga.exe
open a DOS window, go to your GPL directory, and type pbf2ga GPLss01.pbf
<enter>
where GPLss01.pbf is your screenshot
FredG
FredG wrote
And for all those pro-Windows people...
Just drag-and-drop the *.pbf file onto the application
;-)
Thanks Eric for the tip !
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Hi there,
suppose there are some people around who are familiar enough with DOS or VB
programming to create a little DOS or VB utility that would help us convert
the many screenshots we tend to take (at least at the beginning of the
GPL-mania) into tga format. I'm sure this is very easy to do (especially in
DOS), and it would be a nice tool.
Mea***er
Meat and others.
here is a really crude batch file that does the first 20 or so PBF files. edit
it to make it do more or less. It isnt pretty but it does work.
cv.bat
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> Hi there, > suppose there are some people around who are familiar enough with DOS or VB > programming to create a little DOS or VB utility that would help us convert > the many screenshots we tend to take (at least at the beginning of the > GPL-mania) into tga format. I'm sure this is very easy to do (especially in > DOS), and it would be a nice tool. > Mea***erThanks, Fred, apart from many others I DO read ReadMe files and manuals (I
know that ain't cool). What you describe is the hard way (already knew about
that). I am looking for a way to convert, let's say, 50 screenshots at once.
It'd take me an hour or so to retype the command for every screenshot....but
thanks anyway. Nice racing!
VB
>> programming to create a little DOS or VB utility that would help us convert
>> the many screenshots we tend to take (at least at the beginning of the
>> GPL-mania) into tga format. I'm sure this is very easy to do (especially in
>> DOS), and it would be a nice tool.
>> Mea***er
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>There is a converter in your GPL folder.... >pbf2tga.exe >open a DOS window, go to your GPL directory, and type pbf2ga GPLss01.pbf ><enter> >where GPLss01.pbf is your screenshot >FredG >> Hi there, >> suppose there are some people around who are familiar enough with DOS orThank you, Todd.
Todd, here is another way that saves a lot of typing and does all the files in
the directory
for %%f in (GPLSS*.PBF) do PBF2TGA %%f
(from the dos prompt just use %f if you do it manually as the %%f is only needed
in batch files)
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>Meat and others. >here is a really crude batch file that does the first 20 or so PBF files. edit >it to make it do more or less. It isnt pretty but it does work. >> Hi there, >> suppose there are some people around who are familiar enough with DOS or VB >> programming to create a little DOS or VB utility that would help us convert >> the many screenshots we tend to take (at least at the beginning of the >> GPL-mania) into tga format. I'm sure this is very easy to do (especially in >> DOS), and it would be a nice tool. >> Mea***erbegin 644 cv.bat
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Gday david, good to see you still lurking about! Thanx for the tip.
Give me a yell. Wouldnt mind having a yak about GPL with you.
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> Todd, here is another way that saves a lot of typing and does all the files in > the directory > for %%f in (GPLSS*.PBF) do PBF2TGA %%f > (from the dos prompt just use %f if you do it manually as the %%f is only needed > in batch files) > >Meat and others. > >here is a really crude batch file that does the first 20 or so PBF files. edit > >it to make it do more or less. It isnt pretty but it does work. > >> Hi there, > >> suppose there are some people around who are familiar enough with DOS or VB > >> programming to create a little DOS or VB utility that would help us convert > >> the many screenshots we tend to take (at least at the beginning of the > >> GPL-mania) into tga format. I'm sure this is very easy to do (especially in > >> DOS), and it would be a nice tool. > >> Mea***erThanks! that worked great.
Seeyas on the track.
--John (Joao) Silva
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>Todd, here is another way that saves a lot of typing and does all the files in >the directory >for %%f in (GPLSS*.PBF) do PBF2TGA %%f >(from the dos prompt just use %f if you do it manually as the %%f is only needed >in batch files)Thank you guys! cv.bat is exactly what I've been looking for.


































