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From: Justine_Seidel
Date: Wed, 01 Sep 2004 22:24

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I've created a droplet to optimate large batches. My problem is that it is creating new optimized image files (with the original name followed by -01) instead of overwriting them. How can I optimize large batches and simply overwrite the original, non-optimized images? Many thanks.

Justine

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