Fantastic program to resize images for posting! WinXP required

[Bill M]

Originally Posted by utami

FYI: i'm using reaconverter pro from http://www.reasoft.com/, i've been using it since 2005 and i luve it

they almost have all the features that i need from automatic batch, resizing size and resolution and other thing.

please try it, you might luv it like i do

Just took a look and it looks very powerful and will do a lot more than Powertoy.

But powertoy is free and will do enough for me. If I need more I use Photoshop or Coreldraw.

However for $99 ReaConverter Pro looks like a good value and is a lot cheaper than Photsho or Coreldraw!

Thanks for sharing!

[utami]

Originally Posted by Bill Marsh

Just took a look and it looks very powerful and will do a lot more than Powertoy.

But powertoy is free and will do enough for me. If I need more I use Photoshop or Coreldraw.

However for $99 ReaConverter Pro looks like a good value and is a lot cheaper than Photsho or Coreldraw!

Thanks for sharing!

your are lucky if not dealing a lot of images every day

i done the same thing like you do, i use PS for editing & retouching the image and use IrvanView
( imho : freeware and better than powertoy ). You Might Try it bill

But since the last year, i was helping my famaly e-commerce as programmer and web master. Since that, i'm dealing with hundred/ thousand of images every week so i need tools to help me After reviewing and testing couple of commercial software, i choose reaconverter.

hope this info could help other who deal with many images in their daily activities like me

[Bill M]

Originally Posted by utami

your are lucky if not dealing a lot of images every day

i done the same thing like you do, i use PS for editing & retouching the image and use IrvanView
( imho : freeware and better than powertoy ). You Might Try it bill

But since the last year, i was helping my famaly e-commerce as programmer and web master. Since that, i'm dealing with hundred/ thousand of images every week so i need tools to help me After reviewing and testing couple of commercial software, i choose reaconverter.

hope this info could help other who deal with many images in their daily activities like me

True, I don't deal with a lot of images, so this Powertoy works well for me.

I tried your link to Irfanview and got a page that is trying to sell a software download product. Do you have direct info to the free imga eprogram. WOuld like to try it.

warmest regards,
Bill

[Congoblades]

This one is fast, easy and free, not for editing

PIXresizer - Free Image Resizer

PIXresizer is a photo resizing program to easily create web and e-mail friendly versions of your images with reduced file sizes.

http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm

[Alam Shah]

This one is fast, easy and free, also good for editing and enhancing.

Google's Picasa2
(download for free here.)
http://picasa.google.com/

See system requirements here...
http://picasa.google.com/features/requirements.html

[Bill M]

Originally Posted by Alam Shah

This one is fast, easy and free, also good for editing and enhancing.

Google's Picasa2
(download for free here.)
http://picasa.google.com/

See system requirements here...
http://picasa.google.com/features/requirements.html

Many thanks Sharial for the software help!

I am now using, Picassa 2 as an organizer/picture editor and FlipAlbum to put together an e-book.

Here are three pictures I ran through the process. Took 2mb pictures, enhanced them.

Picture 1 is 15kb.
Picture 2 is 26kb
Picture 3 is 60 kb.

I think that they look ok and will email easily.