My apologies..
I'm using Windows 2000, ActiveState Perl version 5.6.1 if you
need to know that too.

Here is my current coding: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
# Import Modules #

use File::Copy;
use Image::Magick;
use File::Find;

# Prompt for Directory #

print "Enter Directory: ";
chomp($dir = <STDIN>);

# Find Images #

find(\&mogrify, $dir);

# Resize Images #
# Write to thumbnails directory #
# With same filename extension #

sub mogrify {
        $img = Image::Magick->new;
        $img->Read($_);

# Test for Extensions #

        if ($_ =~ /\.(\w+)$/) {
              $ext2 = $1;
          }
        my $ext = $ext2;

        $img->Resize('geometry' => "120x120", 'filter' => "Cubic");
        $img->Write("$_"."-thumb"."\.$ext2");
}


# Make the directory of thumbnails #
system("mkdir thumbnails");

# Move all thumbnails to the thumbnails directory #
system("move *thumb*.*, thumbnails");

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Sorry if the indentation's bad....

Is any of this the correct way to do it?

Thanks,
~firstbaseman83

In reply to Re: Re: file i/o beyond my knowledge by firstbaseman83
in thread file i/o beyond my knowledge by firstbaseman83

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