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[Fred Weinhaus]

My example was for bash. You are correct that in Windows, you have to 
do as your examples below as ^ is a special character.

Fred


>What shell are you using?  I think that ^ is treated specially
>sometimes.  The command works as given for me in bash, but on Windows I
>believe you need:
>convert image.jpg -resize 480^^ imageout.jpg
>or
>convert image.jpg -resize "480^" imageout.jpg