Thanks for the script Mochi. The scrip seems to work when rotating the images a couple of times, however if they are rotated more than this they start to do weird things such as flip, or don't do anything.

Thanks Mochi - your script for multiple files works great and thanks for your explanation to get the hidden menu. As for imageMagick it appears to be installed ok on my system as if I put convert into a console I get the following: # convert Version: ImageMagick 6.6.9-7 2014-03-06 Q16 http://www.ima...

I made a puppy with Tor, bitmessage and Truecrypt. If you are using the precise puppy these can just be configured from the puppy package manager accessing all the Ubuntu software.

Thanks Mochi You said there is a context menu for multiple files but it is hidden -any ideas where? Also what needs adding to your script to get it to rotate multiple jpeg images? as for the ImageMagic tools, if anyone does get these working on puppy I would be very grateful to hear how you did it. ...

not really having much luck with ImageMagick. I installed imageMagick and replaced the jpegtran command with convert and nothing happens. Don't I have to put in the script somewhere imageMagick or else how does it know to call the imageMagick program to perform the action? Do you have an example scr...

PeasyScale can do this with JPEGs From the ROX context menu? I played with jpegtran and couldn't get it to rotate the image in place. It seems to require a dedicated output file. If that's the only way then this should work: #!/bin/sh jpegtran -rotate 90 "$1" > /tmp/rotated.jpg; mv /tmp/r...

Does anyone know how to do this?

Well if you look at this 3rd post on this discussion there is someone who rotates images by calling a scrip - but he does not upload the script: http://ns1.murga-projects.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=25314&sid=0f34e84942948ba25037e5de030a2abb Anyone have a script to rotate images? What would be rea...

You could run a Windows program called Irfanview under Wine (the Windows emulator) in Puppy. To rotate an image in Irfanview you would just press the "R" button, to rotate left press "L", to flip horizontally press "H", to flip vertically press "V". I used to...

I am talking about images inside folders on my computer.

I am running Precise puppy and want to know how to rotate images by using the context menu? I know I can open them up in a image editor and rotate them. but for speed of working I would prefer to do this on mouse click within the context menu. I can't find any settings for this in ROX - are they any...

following a message from another user I think I may just go down the wine route.

I did try installing it from the repository on precise puppy, but I got some buggy behavior.

I am looking to get the program Scantailor (http://scantailor.org) running from a live puppy CD. I see that somone made a PET on this post for 0.9.7.2: http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=371251&sid=f6902c4065a35d2b9accd008e2f33786 The problem is all the links are now dead so I cann...

Thanks for your reply guys, however I can already scan with a few scanners that I have, however the scanner referred to in this post is a professional A3 scanner with ADF. I believe when it was new it cost $6000, so it is a quality unit. All my other hardware works great in linux. This is the only t...

I have the Ricoh IS760D scanner (A3 ADF scanner.) I would love to get this working in puppy but the manufacturer does not
provide any linux drivers and sane does not recognise the scanner in puppy. Does anyone have any idea how I could get this working?

I have the Ricoh IS760D scanner (A3 ADF scanner.) I would love to get this working in puppy but the manufacturer does not provide any linux drivers and sane does not recognize the scanner in puppy. Does anyone have any idea how I could get this working?

Ok thanks for letting me know. It's a pity scanning from the control pad of the printer won't work, but never mind.

Thanks for your help

Ok thanks for all your help with this.

Thanks very much for putting all this info up. With the pixma_backend_5xx-1 I have managed to get my scanner working over wifi on my Canon Pixma MP560. I am able to scan fine from the Sane program on the computer, however I am unable to use the control pad on the printer itself to scan to the comput...

It's all sorted now. There were 2 issues stopping it from working: 1) The ip address was wrong. I found the right one by logging into my router and looking for the ip which is attributed to the aiport express MAC address. 2) I really did not realize how simple this was to set up. I went looking for ...