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  1. Popweb
    Hi all! I have been browsing throug a bunch of discussions regarding image conversion. But not found the answer, yet. So here goes. I have a script that uploads images - resizing and resampling them. But sctrictly jpgs. Now I would like to make it possible to upload other image-types. bmp gif png pdf eps - would be nice! Or as many of these as possible. I do realize that converting to jpg will in some cases mean lower quality images. For my purpose that is ok. The only reason I want to convert to jpg is that I already have a function to reseize jpgs. (I resize to either a max height or a max width, depending on landscape or portrait). But if it is easier to just resize the other image-formats, instead of converting to jpg - then that is perfectly ok too. Any suggestions? Thank you John
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