Dunno, I can only really think of Photoshop as that's the sorta best resizing program I'm aware of, other than Fireworks. Try image englarging by 200%, constraining proportions (obviously) or maybe free transform? :\ It's unusual to get any good amount of quality when enlarging an image, it's often better to start over or trace the bigger version etc.
if you need to enter a command-line you have to make a shortcut of your exe, right-click on this shortcut, properties and go to the file path field, and add the commands after the path.
ex: the path is c:\myprogram.exe
the path with command-line will be: c:\myprogram.exe yourcommands
Or if you wanna do it the DOS way, open a DOS shell, cd to the program's location, and type hq2x inputfile outputfile. Best use a frontend.
Windows does this automatically, but when the program is done by giving you info on how to resize a pic, it closes. You have to give it parameters, then it does stuff for you, and then it closes too. If you want to see the full output, use a DOS shell, but if you want to make it easy, use a graphical frontend like a Windows application.
You don't have to open up a DOS shell to pass command line args. You can also use Start menu -> Run, or you can create a shortcut to the app and do what Phanoo said.
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13th April, 2007 at 04:26:44 -
Yes, but it might be useful to see what the output is, and opening up the shell for that is useful.
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