After taking a few digital pictures, I like to dump them onto my computer and then decide where I want to upload them online to share with friends, family, or other Gnomies. Going through a big assortment of pictures, and resizing each one for the Web can be more work than it is worth, though. Going through each one, one by one, is not a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. RPictureResize is a nice little application that does all that hard work for you. All you have to do is load up all the images inside the program, then set the percentage you want them to be downsized to. Let us say, for example, you want all your pictures you just took to be fifty percent smaller - about half the size. Just plug them right into RPictureResize, adjust your settings, then go back to taking your pictures. This program really makes it a breeze to resize a group of pictures, plain and simple. When a good program does the job it is supposed to do, what else could you really ask for?
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Monday, July 18, 2005
RPictureResize v2.4 (alpha) [338K] [Win98/ME/2k/XP] [FREE]
After taking a few digital pictures, I like to dump them onto my computer and then decide where I want to upload them online to share with friends, family, or other Gnomies. Going through a big assortment of pictures, and resizing each one for the Web can be more work than it is worth, though. Going through each one, one by one, is not a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon. RPictureResize is a nice little application that does all that hard work for you. All you have to do is load up all the images inside the program, then set the percentage you want them to be downsized to. Let us say, for example, you want all your pictures you just took to be fifty percent smaller - about half the size. Just plug them right into RPictureResize, adjust your settings, then go back to taking your pictures. This program really makes it a breeze to resize a group of pictures, plain and simple. When a good program does the job it is supposed to do, what else could you really ask for?
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