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command line way to resize a folder of pics

Red Squirrel

No Lifer
I normally use Irfanview's batch processing then decided to take it a step further and script it. Normally when I download pics off my camera I just make a folder on my desktop called "pics" and go through all of them/flip the ones I need to flip, and delete the blury ones. I like to take my pics at the highest res my camera can handle that way a semi blury pic is not as blury once resized and I get more detail if I want to crop out something out of it.

For my blog I normally resize them to 2048px wide (the blog software creates a smaller version)

I tried this command but it wont work:

i_view32.exe "%userprofile%\desktop\pics\web\*" /resize=(2048,1000) /aspectratio /resample

Anyone have experience with this and is able to help me? I must be doing something wrong. I already went through the manual but there's not details on this level of usage.
 
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