Copyright (c) 2002 Kim Gräsman
This little app generates thumbnails from JPEG images. Type "nailem /?" to get help on usage.
The fundamental idea is that images you receive from your digital camera are often of too high resolution to fit onto a low-res screen. So, Nailem always generates two images from every original - one full size and one thumbnail. Both sizes are configurable, but neither generation can be suppressed.
It also works on the basis that original, full size and thumbnail images all have the same name, but they are placed in different subdirectories. Full size images are placed in "full", whereas thumbnails are placed in "thumb". Those names are not configurable, but the destination directory (i.e. the parent of "full" and "thumb") can be specified, and is created if not previously there.
Nailem uses the Intel Image Processing Library and the Intel JPEG Library to manipulate JPEG images.
Set default file spec to *.jpg, since JPEG is the only format we can handle.
Fixed a bug that would crash Thumbnailer if source images were smaller than full/thumb image dimensions.
Initial release.