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A hopefully useful tip

Prenderb · 2010-05-09 17:41:48

For Windows XP users, you can download a Power Toy here which allows you to resize images with the right click of a mouse - simples. It saves a copy renamed "originalfilename (medium, or whatever)" in your folder, which makes it dead easy. IMHO.

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For Windows XP users, you can download a Power Toy here which allows you to resize images with the right click of a mouse - simples. It saves a copy renamed "originalfilename (medium, or whatever)" in your folder, which makes it dead easy. IMHO.

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#2 09-05-2010 6:47pm

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Prenderb wrote: »

For Windows XP users, you can download a Power Toy here which allows you to resize images with the right click of a mouse - simples. It saves a copy renamed "originalfilename (medium, or whatever)" in your folder, which makes it dead easy. IMHO.

Its super for emailing also rather than 6MB photos, Windows 7 has it too.

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#3 09-05-2010 6:54pm

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oooh handy

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#4 09-05-2010 10:54pm

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I haven't been impressed by the quality, though it's a good few years since I used it, it may have been improved since then. I found the downsized images very soft.

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