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Steve
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20th Mar 06 at 13:53   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Download and install this, you then get an option with right click on the picture(s) to resize to a size of your choice

http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe
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20th Mar 06 at 13:55   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cool cheers
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Great stuff - that'll come in handy
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20th Mar 06 at 14:10   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
or buy photoshop CS2
Steve
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yes i have cs2 thanks, but it takes me far longer to load it up and resize each pic individually then just a quick right click-resize can do em in batch to
please may i ask you to think about what you say before speaking in future, your maw teach you nothing?

[Edited on 20-03-2006 by Steve]
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quote:
Originally posted by vibrio
or buy photoshop CS2

To resize pictures??? Bit of an overkill, don't you think!?
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This is as old as the internet
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20th Mar 06 at 14:28   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
iv never come across it and i work as a computer techie full time
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Does this work for everyone as it dont seem to work on mine for some reason?
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just buy a mac and can set to auto tool thingy to do it for a whole load of files. You mere windows users you!
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
yes i have cs2 thanks, but it takes me far longer to load it up and resize each pic individually then just a quick right click-resize can do em in batch to
please may i ask you to think about what you say before speaking in future, your maw teach you nothing?

[Edited on 20-03-2006 by Steve]


Photoshop has a batch setting you can save an action as, and can enable entire folders to be resized, plus adding other things to each one, such as a transparent copyright layer to the image, whilst it resizes, saves as a file name you can change or keep the same.
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quote:
Originally posted by Steve
yes i have cs2 thanks, but it takes me far longer to load it up and resize each pic individually then just a quick right click-resize can do em in batch to
please may i ask you to think about what you say before speaking in future, your maw teach you nothing?

[Edited on 20-03-2006 by Steve]



not using batch actions it does not
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explain...
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If you load up Adobe Bridge, select the images you want, then go Tools > Photoshop > Image Processing.
Then when it loads, use the "Resize to fit" boxes. It still requires Photoshop to load, but it opens, resizes and saves the images automatically. The Powertoy is still quicker.
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The powertoy is handy for quick resizing but the algorithm it uses isn't as good as photoshop is it?
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quote:
Originally posted by mark_jarman1
Does this work for everyone as it dont seem to work on mine for some reason?


Doesnt seem to work for me either
Danny P
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Ignor that.

Just realised you have to right click it before opening the file rather that after like I was trying first

 
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