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I have several thousand large scanned .tiff files that each contain multiple images. I need to find a way to open each large .tiff file, select the individual images on it and save each individual image as its own .tiff file, preferably with a file name as a subset of the original large .tiff file. Given the fact that I have thousands of these large files to divide, I need a solution that is fast. I envision opening each large file, somehow selecting multiple areas (images) within this large file, and then simultaneously saving them as multiple, smaller .tiff files with the file names being a derivitive of the original large file. Can it be done?
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