- How to quickly resize your pictures -

Here's a link to a free program for windows XP users:

Free MS Resize Tool

Once you install this program all you have to do is select one picture, or a bunch of pictures (using select all, ctrl, shift, or drag etc) and right click. A menu will be brought up with your normal copy/paste functions, and there will be a resize option.

This program rips down your pics CLEANER than any program out there. I have adobe, unlead, etc.. over 5 image programs on my computer and this one is the fastest and cleanest, easy to use image resize program ever.

when you click ok, it will make new files for you (leaves your originals un edited.)

 

Great find B! Downloading it right now. Also, I'm going to make this a sticky because I believe a lot of folks will find this very useful!

 

lemme know what ya think. It's the perfect program IMO.

 

man, i thought everyone knew about this program.

all of the windows xp powertoys are pretty useful.

 

Nice! Thanks. I thought I had all the PowerToys already.

 

Damn, now he tells us!!

 

Wow, just downloaded it. Its great. Wish I knew about it a long time ago. Ive been tryin to resize this pic of my Max for a long time and it kept coming out rediculously choppy. This resize is super smooth and looks exactly the same. I recommend everyone else download this as well. Great find O.L.T.!!

 

sweet, good find.

 

Thanks for link!

 

thanks man been using it

great feature to have

makes uploading so much quicker

 

great program..now i don't have to open up photoshop to resize my photos.

 

Me too.

Thanks for the program, I just resized 165 pics.

 

Damn - I really need XP. Anything for ME so I don't have to load Photoshop everytime?

Jonny

 

Jonny - I feel bad for ya because 98/ME are such a piece of crap. There's tons of resizing tools out there though. I use ACDsee for just about all my image editing work. It's WAY faster and easier to use than Photoshop.

 

Bit,

Thx man. I have been considering swapping over but ME has always worked fine for me and the hassle of having to burn everything onto cd's and all that stuff makes it not worth while for me. If there was someway to mirror everything on my harddrive over I would do that.

Photoshop is just a PITA to load, but once it is up it is only about a 10-sec job to resize.

Jonny