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O.K. Pierre. Thanks for the help.

No, sorry this command line didn't accomplish the task at hand either.

I'm wanting to have nconvert convert every multipage DCX file in the directory to a an equivalent multipage TIF file that has the same file name (with the proper extension). So if I have 100 unique DCX files in a directory, I am ...

Oh right sorry.

When I tried these parameters both in a command line and in a .bat file, it shows that it coverts all of the DCX files to TIF, but it creates one TIF output file with a blank name again. The difference with this output TIF file though from our earlier command parameters is that it ...

Thanks again. But I'm obviously missing something. Once I saw that you put the same command line in a different format, I assumed that you were wanting the command line in some type of batch or script file.

I searched the forum for more information and couldn't come up with anything useful. I then ...

Thanks for the quick response Pierre.

I tried your suggestion and it created only one TIF file that had all the DCX files combined into it. The TIF file also had a blank file name.

I would rather have it create one TIF file for each DCX file so that the filenames would be the same, but with the ...

Hi, I'm new to using this program and even after searching this forum can't find out how to convert a directory full of multipage DCX files to multipage TIF files while keeping the output filename the same as the source filename, e.g. 1998-10.DCX to 1998-10.TIF

I placed nconvert into the directory ...