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: Graphic-Image_Editing
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: ImageResizer 1.0
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ImageResizer 1.0 Description
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ImageResizer 1.0 You will no longer have trouble resizing and converting your fotos. Use ImageResizer 1.0 and be done after a few simple steps.
The steps are:
1. Choose the files or directories, which you want to use. Choose from...
1. ...selecting a single image. To select multiple images, hold the control-key down while clicking the other foto's you want.
2. ...selecting a whole directory. When you do this, the directory-tree will stay intact. This means that when a directory contains subdirectories, the fotos in the subdirectory will also be resized or converted. The chosen directory will contain this subdirectory with the changed images.
2. Next, choose a size for your photograph(s). Choose from the following file-formats:
* percent : All the selected images will be resized according to their original size. If you enter for example 50%, all the images will be half as big as they were after being processed.
* pixels : All the images will get the same size in pixels, no matter what their previous size was.
* centimeters: All the images will get the same size in centimeters, no matter what their previous size was.
3. Do you want to convert you images to another format? No problem! Choose one of the following format or choose to let every foto keep it's orgiginal format:
* Bitmap (.bmp)
* Portable Network Graphics (.png)
* Graphics Interchange Format (.gif)
* joint Photographic Experts Group (.jpeg/.jpg)
4. You are done! Click on the start-button and you will see a new screen, showing you how much foto's there are to be processed in total, and how much foto's there are already processed.. |
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