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Actually, having just played around with that program, I think it is awesome!!
It can convert whole batches of photos and do all sorts of things to them - automatically. I reccomend you try it, especially if you have a lot of photos from a camera to convert. I downloaded the portable version, so you can try it without installing it.
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Faststone is one of the best.
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19th Jul 2008, 14:31
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Quote:
 I can't believe I haven't found it before.
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Hey Guys,
Really thanks, I'll try them and tell u. Best regards |
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No problems.
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Hello again,
Sorry for the delay, and I get a good results. Thanks for yours helps El-Tantawy |
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12th Nov 2008, 15:37
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What program did you end up using?
Glad you found a solution.
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Mr. Serverguy
Excuse me for my poor clarification, I use three programs to increase/decrease the photo size as mentioned below: 1st prog. is “Image Resizer Power toy” and it resizes to fit 640X470, 800X600, 1024X768 and 240X320 screen. 2nd prog. is “MS paint” with stretch and skew tool, when I decrease the image size the resolution being better unlike when I increase the size. 3rd prog. is “Adobe Photoshop” with Image Size in Image menu, you can determine the pixel dimensions and the document size at the time you get a better results. Yours sincerely, El-Tantawy |
