SteveA
08-21-2011, 07:06 AM
I found this very slick little app for resizing pics and wanted to share it.
It sits on your desktop, and all you need to do is drag the "over sized" image to the desktop app and drop it in the box labeled #1, select the output size from a simple drop down menu and the image appear in the box labeled #2 all ready to go.
I used it through the 30 free day trail and decided to buy it. Worth the $29 bucks for the convenience of a simple resize for an image I want to post, or email to someone. You can even drag an image file directly from from an e-mail to the "Quick Image Resize" Icon on your desk top, it will open the program and resize the image in a matter of seconds. (Great feature to have when someone sends you an e-mail with a pic attached that is way oversized)
The selection of image sizes are clearly labeled and self explanatory.
www.dzsoft.com
5249
Don, I wonder if this is something that could be "licensed" an made part of Winni.com ? I'd chip in to help pay for it, and I bet lot's of others would to.
It sits on your desktop, and all you need to do is drag the "over sized" image to the desktop app and drop it in the box labeled #1, select the output size from a simple drop down menu and the image appear in the box labeled #2 all ready to go.
I used it through the 30 free day trail and decided to buy it. Worth the $29 bucks for the convenience of a simple resize for an image I want to post, or email to someone. You can even drag an image file directly from from an e-mail to the "Quick Image Resize" Icon on your desk top, it will open the program and resize the image in a matter of seconds. (Great feature to have when someone sends you an e-mail with a pic attached that is way oversized)
The selection of image sizes are clearly labeled and self explanatory.
www.dzsoft.com
5249
Don, I wonder if this is something that could be "licensed" an made part of Winni.com ? I'd chip in to help pay for it, and I bet lot's of others would to.