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    Batch Resize

    Is there any proggies out there than can pick up a load of images and resize them to a certain size, batch style, like PSP does with its batch converts but with the size instead...?

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    There's a few links in this thread
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    I'm not sure if they do batch's though sorry !!
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    I'm clearly being dumb here, but what size do you mean? Size in bytes or size as in X,Y? If you mean X,Y Macromedia Fireworks does it very nicely, either pick up the shareware copy (which may or may not have this feature), or buy it, or if you like send 'em my way and I could do it. There are probably other progs out there that could do it, but I can't be arsed to google, it's late.
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    Photoshop does it too, just record a macro.

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    Irfanview does this really easily. And it's free for personal use. http://www.irfanview.com/

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    There is a free windows powertool which will do this from the context menu

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    Like butuz says photoshop is the thing to use if you have access to it.

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