Resize My Pictures 1.0.1.1 Beta for Windows

by MeVeNSoft

Avg. Rating 3.7 (18 votes)

File Details

File Size 2.0 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows 2000/Server 2003/Server 2008/Vista/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 3,050
Publisher MeVeNSoft
Homepage Resize My Pictures

Publisher's Description

Resize My Pictures lets users resize one or more pictures into different formats with ease.

Latest Reviews

belanova

belanova reviewed v1.0.1.1 Beta on Mar 8, 2009

i been using jpeg resizer 2.1 for many years.
1 exe 670kb
http://www.brothersoft.com/jpeg-resizer-3357.html

frankwick

frankwick reviewed v1.0.0.9a Beta on Feb 9, 2009

Works as stated, but if you simply need a batch resizer use the XP Power toy from Microsoft. It it is free, simple, small, and incredibly efficient with two click batch resizing. It does NOT work with Vista, but there is a clone on Soucreforge.

Microsoft Powertoy: http://www.microsoft.com...ertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx
PowerToy clone for Vista: http://www.bowlesonline....izer-powertoy-for-vista

These two utilities will not convert to other formats, but are great at resizing.

DudeBoyz

DudeBoyz reviewed v1.0.0.8A Beta on Oct 26, 2008

Cute little app and it does things nicely. If you don't need all the stuff you get from FastStone or Irfanview, this thing is worth a look.

That said, I am also one of the people who do not like the DOT NET stuff.

They are inefficient, bloated libraries, far worse the the Visual Basic Runtime.

Microsoft may have an interest in providing a framework that is substantially slower than their own and perhaps undocumented API libraries.

I wish there were more up-to-date alternatives that relied on C, C++ or even Assembly so you could make the calls to the library and actually end up with a fast performing rapid development environment instead of playing second fiddle on the DOT NET slow-train.

I applaud the people that put time and effort into this program. I just wish they had a better set of built-in programming libraries that were as efficient as what Microsoft actually uses.

alphatrigon

alphatrigon reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Oct 14, 2008

first let me say, the goobers who complain about the .net requirements...goobers, totally worthless and pointless negativity

that said, app works as intended and works well. Simple and easy to understand. I give it a 4 because it's a little buggy because I understand it's a BETA (strange to have people who understand right?). Sometimes outputs as tifs...need to nail the bug down so I can report what is what (I think if it's a tif and you try and save as something else, the extension remains tif, but is actually the new format, ie., png)

wernst

wernst reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Oct 12, 2008

OK, it does what it says is does very very well. Grab a folder full of photo files, drag them to the progam window, pick a new file size and format from the pop-up menus, and click Save All. They get converted to the new size and format all at once and quickly.

The need for a 60MB download, in the form of the dotNet 3.5 distributable, is somewhat disturbing. Anyone have and leads for a similarly simple and free program that doesn't require such a large extra download?

betasun

betasun reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 24, 2008

net framework ? to resize photos ? no !

terminalx

terminalx reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 23, 2008

So you give it a bad review because the requirements tell you need framework 3.5?

Before you install, if you look right below it says

requirements :framework 3.5

That aside, the program does what it says it resizes your photos

democlees

democlees reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 23, 2008

didnt get to use it because although its only 1.5 mb it wants you to download .netframeworks 3.5 which is 60 mb

Avg. Rating 3.7 (18 votes)
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belanova

belanova reviewed v1.0.1.1 Beta on Mar 8, 2009

i been using jpeg resizer 2.1 for many years.
1 exe 670kb
http://www.brothersoft.com/jpeg-resizer-3357.html

frankwick

frankwick reviewed v1.0.0.9a Beta on Feb 9, 2009

Works as stated, but if you simply need a batch resizer use the XP Power toy from Microsoft. It it is free, simple, small, and incredibly efficient with two click batch resizing. It does NOT work with Vista, but there is a clone on Soucreforge.

Microsoft Powertoy: http://www.microsoft.com...ertoys/Xppowertoys.mspx
PowerToy clone for Vista: http://www.bowlesonline....izer-powertoy-for-vista

These two utilities will not convert to other formats, but are great at resizing.

DudeBoyz

DudeBoyz reviewed v1.0.0.8A Beta on Oct 26, 2008

Cute little app and it does things nicely. If you don't need all the stuff you get from FastStone or Irfanview, this thing is worth a look.

That said, I am also one of the people who do not like the DOT NET stuff.

They are inefficient, bloated libraries, far worse the the Visual Basic Runtime.

Microsoft may have an interest in providing a framework that is substantially slower than their own and perhaps undocumented API libraries.

I wish there were more up-to-date alternatives that relied on C, C++ or even Assembly so you could make the calls to the library and actually end up with a fast performing rapid development environment instead of playing second fiddle on the DOT NET slow-train.

I applaud the people that put time and effort into this program. I just wish they had a better set of built-in programming libraries that were as efficient as what Microsoft actually uses.

alphatrigon

alphatrigon reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Oct 14, 2008

first let me say, the goobers who complain about the .net requirements...goobers, totally worthless and pointless negativity

that said, app works as intended and works well. Simple and easy to understand. I give it a 4 because it's a little buggy because I understand it's a BETA (strange to have people who understand right?). Sometimes outputs as tifs...need to nail the bug down so I can report what is what (I think if it's a tif and you try and save as something else, the extension remains tif, but is actually the new format, ie., png)

wernst

wernst reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Oct 12, 2008

OK, it does what it says is does very very well. Grab a folder full of photo files, drag them to the progam window, pick a new file size and format from the pop-up menus, and click Save All. They get converted to the new size and format all at once and quickly.

The need for a 60MB download, in the form of the dotNet 3.5 distributable, is somewhat disturbing. Anyone have and leads for a similarly simple and free program that doesn't require such a large extra download?

betasun

betasun reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 24, 2008

net framework ? to resize photos ? no !

terminalx

terminalx reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 23, 2008

So you give it a bad review because the requirements tell you need framework 3.5?

Before you install, if you look right below it says

requirements :framework 3.5

That aside, the program does what it says it resizes your photos

democlees

democlees reviewed v1.0.0.7a Beta on Sep 23, 2008

didnt get to use it because although its only 1.5 mb it wants you to download .netframeworks 3.5 which is 60 mb

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