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I use GIMP. It does the job quite well for most things but I felt a bit robbed (of my $0) when I found out there was no watermark tool, especially one that works in bulk. After trying to search around I did find a watermark python script that worked on basic terms at the Gimp Plugin Registry. However I believe it was limited to text and had some features I really wanted.

I decided to try to learn ‘script-fu'. I've got to say it was the roughest coding experience I've had in awhile. Even the GIMP batch tutorial leaves a lot to be explained, and it didn't even work for me without trial and error on the batch command! Don't get me started on how the code was laid out.

Regardless, you're likely here just to get what you need done. Lets start.

1. Download my script, here's a link.
2. Save this file to your GIMP install followed by sharegimp2.0scripts. GIMP is often found under Program Files (for those Windows users like me). While you're there, why not open up the file and take a look at my hard work and imagine the alcohol needed to fuel that.
3. I did not put time into writing a fancy interface. This script is best run from command line. For Windows users Start -> Run… -> Cmd (hit OK) will do the trick.
4. Type cd followed by your GIMP directory (i.e. cd 'C:Program FilesGIMP 2bin')

OK take a break for one second and see what my command lets you define:

Watermark Path – Path to a watermark in XCF (GIMP) format. Other formats may work as well.
Input files – Path to directory, followed by a wildcard search (i.e. *.jpg to target all jpg images to be watermarked).
Watermark Size – How big your watermark will be in accordance to the image. This is a percent but is entered as a decimal such as .05 (5%).
Watermark Padding – Each watermark will be padded from the corners of the image by a percentage (of the entire image) you define. This is a percent but is entered as a decimal as well.
Watermark Layer Mode – leave this as 0 (zero). higher numbers (i.e. 1,2,3…) will enable a different layer mode such as lighten/hard light/etc.
Position Number – My script allows for the watermark to be aligned in any corner, or the center. Acceptable values are 1,2,3,4,5.
Output Path – Where the watermarked images will be saved to.

Important notes:

• Any paths defined should be enclosed in quotes. These quotes should be preceded by a backslash with no space. I.e. C:Mike in the script would become 'c:mike'. Any other backslashes MUST ALSO be preceded by a backslash (as seen between c: and mike).
• Output path must be a directory. Do not leave a trailing slash on this.

So. You want to run THIS!

By example:

This is what I had to do to run my script on a folder WatermarkTest in my desktop on every JPG, having the watermark sized 25% and padded 1% along with a layer effect (15) and centered (5). Outputted files went to the same directory (the script prefixes all file names).

Final Notes:

Windows users, typing these the commands into a text file with the extension .BAT will save time if you do this a lot. It's not easy with all the double slashes and slashed file location quotes.

This has HARDLY been tested and was really just completed to see if I could do this or not. I did little testing aside from the few images and singular watermark I've been working with. Please post up any problems and I can see if I can make this script work better!

Have improvements? Check out the code on GitHub

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The values of these settings are stored in a file called settings.ini. This file is located in the folder specified by the DataArea setting in the registry. Please refer to the Advanced Settings section of the documentation for at description of this paramenter.

Advanced Settings

The advanced settings are stored in the registry under the key:

This applies to the settings DataArea, GhostscriptFolder and WorkArea. These settings are written to the registry during the installation of the printer driver. Normally you do not need to change these settings from their default values.

OK take a break for one second and see what my command lets you define:

Watermark Path – Path to a watermark in XCF (GIMP) format. Other formats may work as well.
Input files – Path to directory, followed by a wildcard search (i.e. *.jpg to target all jpg images to be watermarked).
Watermark Size – How big your watermark will be in accordance to the image. This is a percent but is entered as a decimal such as .05 (5%).
Watermark Padding – Each watermark will be padded from the corners of the image by a percentage (of the entire image) you define. This is a percent but is entered as a decimal as well.
Watermark Layer Mode – leave this as 0 (zero). higher numbers (i.e. 1,2,3…) will enable a different layer mode such as lighten/hard light/etc.
Position Number – My script allows for the watermark to be aligned in any corner, or the center. Acceptable values are 1,2,3,4,5.
Output Path – Where the watermarked images will be saved to.

Important notes:

• Any paths defined should be enclosed in quotes. These quotes should be preceded by a backslash with no space. I.e. C:Mike in the script would become 'c:mike'. Any other backslashes MUST ALSO be preceded by a backslash (as seen between c: and mike).
• Output path must be a directory. Do not leave a trailing slash on this.

So. You want to run THIS!

By example:

This is what I had to do to run my script on a folder WatermarkTest in my desktop on every JPG, having the watermark sized 25% and padded 1% along with a layer effect (15) and centered (5). Outputted files went to the same directory (the script prefixes all file names).

Final Notes:

Windows users, typing these the commands into a text file with the extension .BAT will save time if you do this a lot. It's not easy with all the double slashes and slashed file location quotes.

This has HARDLY been tested and was really just completed to see if I could do this or not. I did little testing aside from the few images and singular watermark I've been working with. Please post up any problems and I can see if I can make this script work better!

Have improvements? Check out the code on GitHub

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The values of these settings are stored in a file called settings.ini. This file is located in the folder specified by the DataArea setting in the registry. Please refer to the Advanced Settings section of the documentation for at description of this paramenter.

Advanced Settings

The advanced settings are stored in the registry under the key:

This applies to the settings DataArea, GhostscriptFolder and WorkArea. These settings are written to the registry during the installation of the printer driver. Normally you do not need to change these settings from their default values.

Remember that messing around with your registry can be a dangerous thing. Don't do this unless you know what you are doing.

Settings File

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I direct the output to a specific file every time?
A: Yes. Please see the Settings section of this document.

Unattended Installation

In network environments it is often an advantage if you can run a setup program unattended. Unattended installation is supported by this program and described in this section of the documentation.

When running the setup program in an unattended mode you will have to specify a set of command line parameters to the setup program. The command line parameters will determine where the program is installed and what the user will see when the installation is in progress.

Command Line Parameters

Distributing GPL Ghostscript

Instead of running the Ghostscript installation program every time you want to install the printer driver on a new computer you can make the Bullzip PDF Printer setup program distribute the files needed to run Ghostscript on the target computer. The setup program will look for a folder called GS next to where the setup program is placed on your hard drive or network folder. If it finds a GS folder it will automatically copy the contents to where the printer is installed and create a registry entry so that the printer driver can find the Ghostscript application.

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Here is a description of how to create this GS folder.

1. Locate folder where you have the printer driver setup program.
2. Create a folder named GS next to the setup program.
3. Locate a normal installation of Ghostscript installed by the Ghostscript setup program.
4. Copy the contents of the FONTS , BIN and LIB folders to the created GS folder.
5. That's it!

Next time you run the setup program it will see the GS folder and install the Ghostscript files with the printer driver. This will save you a lot of time if you have to install this to multiple computers or you want to use the unattended installation.

Network Distribution

If you want to distribute the printer driver to a lot of computers on your enterprise network this section will give you some ideas on how to do that. This part of the documentation assumes that you have read about the unattended installation and distributing GPL Ghostscript.

The problems we want to address in a network rollout are the following:

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• Make sure that all computers have the program installed.
• Make sure that all computers have the latest version.
• Doing the above without having to run the setup program every time a user logs on.
• Automatic distribution of GPL Ghostscript as well as the printer driver.

To solve these problems we have developed the batch file shown here.

We name this batch file DISTRIB.BAT . If you place this batch file in a folder together with the setup program the installed version can be checked every time you run the batch file. If the version does not match the one set in the VersionName variable the setup program is started. Change the settings in the beginning of the batch file to match your environment. You can include the Ghostscript distribution folder GS together with this if you want to distribute Ghostscript with the batch file.

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PDF Permissions

When you protect your PDF documents with passwords you can optionally specify a set of permissions. The permissions determine which kind of access the user password will provide. Using the permissions you can prohibit the user from printing and using cut and paste operations. See the table below for a complete overview. The table is part of the PDF reference (third edition). Go to www.adobe.com for a complete reference.

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A number of the bits listed above are reserved and must be 0 whereas others must be 1. If you combine all the mandatory reserved bits you get a decimal value of 61632. With that number as a base you can add the bit values of the permissions you want. Let's say you want the user to have print and copy permissions then you add bit 3 for printing and bit 5 for copy. The permission value is then 61632 + 4 + 16 = 61652.

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