Resizing photos

[Steven C. Waskewicz]

I like the XP Power toys also. First time I downloaded and executed that Resizer, I thought, where the heck is it?
I didn't realize that it adds a menu choice called "Resize Pictures" and then pops up a choice of sizes

I've had good success with posting 800 X 600 size to the NACHI board.

[Bob Elliott]

yeah same here.
Never found a faster way yet.

[whandley]

Testing....

Very cool, Thanks Robert

[Bruce M. Graham]

Will, are they stocking that pond?

[ldapkus]

I have been using Powersizer for quite a while now and have resized each photo individually. Is there a way to resize all the pics in the file at once instead of one at a time???? Same question goes for VSO for Microsoft Vista. I can't figure out how to do the whole file with one click.

[Michael R. Boyett]

With Vista, open the folder containing the photos, then select "Organize", "Select All", then right click the 1st photo, select "VSO Image Resizer" from the drop down menu, set parameters if different from saved ones and press OK. Works the same in XP.

Another way, with VSO at least, is to right click the folder name and select VSO resizer and it will resize all of the photos in that folder. As with XP Powertoy you want to be careful to not create new photos, resize the originals so as not to have two sets of photos after the resizing.

[ldapkus]

Thanks, Got it. Works for both programs. I have been resizing one at a time. Some days over 100 pics. I just never took the time to ask or figure it out.

[John McKenna]

Nice program for photos and it is free.
http://www.irfanview.com/

[whandley]

Originally Posted by bgraham

Will, are they stocking that pond?

Believe it or not, that was yesterdays inspection of a condominium in Laguna Woods, after a little rain storm. Standing water was 1.75" at the deep end of the pool.

[cduphily]

I'll try the power toys ..... but this free program works pretty well for me.

http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm

[Bruce M. Graham]

here is a cool program, view, resize, annotate, and slide show all in one, and then some.
http://www.faststone.org/

[Bob Elliott]

Originally Posted by bgraham

here is a cool program, view, resize, annotate, and slide show all in one, and then some.
http://www.faststone.org/

WoW!

This is a kick a-s program.
I have been using webcollect the last two years for free, but this seems to be a much better realative

I cant stop playing with the darn thing
Easy to use and very fast,
What a gem.

Not free, but I will buy it for the lousy
$19.95