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I am running the following command with ImageMagick: 
 
C:\ImageMagick\convert -quality 100% -mattecolor darkgrey -density 72x72 -units PixelsPerInch -resize 260x D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\files\projekte\809291997_XUP\133190\133190\Documents and Settings\Schmidt\My Documents\My Pictures\lighthouse\PIC_0004.JPG D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\Thumbnails\213103068104\Th_49018-03d.JPG 
 
I get the following error: 
 
convert: missing an image filename `D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\Thumbnails\213103068 
104\Th_49018-%03d.JPG'.
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I am running the following command with ImageMagick:

C:\ImageMagick\convert -quality 100% -mattecolor darkgrey -density 72x72 -units PixelsPerInch -resize 260x D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\files\projekte\809291997_XUP\133190\133190\Documents and Settings\Schmidt\My Documents\My Pictures\lighthouse\PIC_0004.JPG D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\Thumbnails\213103068104\Th_49018-03d.JPG

I get the following error:

convert: missing an image filename `D:\demodpsoft\aspupload\Thumbnails\213103068
104\Th_49018-%03d.JPG'.

ImageMagick Error

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