I don't have a program on my PC capable of resizing images (that I know of, anyway). If I send half a dozen pictures to someone (2048 x 1536 or so), would someone mind resizing them for me?
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Paint will do that. Irfanview will do it better.
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Grrr. Okay, so here's what happens - I open the file I want to resize with paint. I select image -> attributes -> resize. I choose to resize to 409 x 307. Suddenly just the upper left hand corner of the image is left (at its original size) and the rest of the image is just gone. WTF?
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He probably already has a bunch of files titled "gimp" on his harddrive....movies and the like, I'd imagine.
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"WTF?"
Don't use attributes/resize. Use stretch/skew instead.
Or, y'know, download a program that isn't crap.
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You should download Irfanview anyway. It does batch processing, and about six billion other things. Except actually manipulate pixels, of course.
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