gaod - image resizer....

ushere wrote on 5/8/2011, 2:39 AM
works, is free, and puts out png's as well.

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/anypic-image-resizer-pro/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+giveawayoftheday%2Ffeed+%28Giveaway+of+the+Day%29

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Zulqar-Cheema wrote on 5/8/2011, 7:36 AM
Is the download a pure one or one that requires an e-mail and procedure to activate. You never get anything for nothing

I notice the the following

"Unzip the package you've downloaded, and carefully read the instructions which you can find in the readme.txt file. This readme.txt file is included with all our downloads. Follow the instructions carefully to install and activate the software."

is spam then inevitable or are the downloads worth it?
rs170a wrote on 5/8/2011, 7:39 AM
I've grabbed several pieces of software from this site and have never been spammed by them or anyone else.
IMO yes, the downloads are worth it.

Mike
craftech wrote on 5/8/2011, 8:05 AM
I use this one.

John
Tom Pauncz wrote on 5/8/2011, 8:07 AM
Hmmm .. what about the free 'Image Resizer' that is one of the PowerToys you can download from Mickeysoft?

I have had great results in downsizing digital images.

Tom
gpsmikey wrote on 5/8/2011, 9:58 AM
My favorite handy digital photo tool is the free Irfanview ( http://www.irfanview.com ). Great tool for all sorts of simple stuff with digital photos and in the batch resize mode, you can quickly handle a whole bunch if images and resize/rename/sharpen etc to a new directory or whatever you want. Definitely a must have tool for anyone working with digital photos.

mikey
Stringer wrote on 5/8/2011, 5:52 PM
If you have Win 7, the image re-sizer in Paint works just great ..

Re-sizing in XP is not bad either, but Paint as a whole in XP, is much more lacking..
PeterDuke wrote on 5/9/2011, 5:03 AM
I also use the MS Image Resizer. It doesn't have many options apart from image resolution, but does a good job of what does.

I use the custom resolution option mostly, and then rename the files to something more compact using Bulk Rename Utility.