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 The [[clickloc.tk]] micro-app just opens an image file and prints out
 the pixel coordinates of any mouse clicks upon it. I use it to get
-rough numbers from journal figures. You can use [[scale_click.sh]] to
+rough numbers from journal figures. You can use [[scale_click.py]] to
 convert the output to units of your choice, if you use your first four
 clicks to mark out the coordinate system (xmin,anything),
 (xmax,anything), (anything,ymin), and (anything,ymax).
 
     $ pdfimages article.pdf fig
     $ clickloc.tk fig-000.ppm > fig-000.pixels
-    $ scale_click.sh 0 10 5 20 fig-000.pixels > fig-000.data
+    $ scale_click.py 0 10 5 20 fig-000.pixels > fig-000.data
 
 Take a look at [[plotpick]] for grabbing points from raw datafiles
 (which is more accurate and easier than reverse engineering images).