Multiple Image Resizer .NET v2.0.2.0
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When it comes to image management, maybe I am still in the dark. I like to take high resolution photos, but it is a pain to resize the images I wish to shrink down to size. What is a guy to do in this situation? Well I found a freeware program that will do all the hard work for me. The Multiple Image Resizer .NET is the way to go.
Here is a little more information about the freeware download from the author of the application:
Multiple Image Resizer .NET allows you to process individual images or folders of images. You can resize, add borders, crop, overlay text, overlay images and/or rotate and flip images. MIR .NET handles a variety of input and output image formats. Now includes batch image processing via command line using scripting language. Built-in Update Checking feature. Microsoft .NET Framework v2.0.
Want to know what else the Multiple Image Resizer .Net does? All you need to do is check out the features. Want to see it in action? There are screenshots available as well.
Now this program might not do everything under the moon, but it does make my job of resizing multiple images a very easy and now even fun thing to do. No longer do I have to keep going to each picture one by one. I can knock them all out in a few seconds with the help of the Multiple Image Resizer .NET.
[926k] [Win98/ME/2k/XP] [FREE]
Tags: freeware, windows, images, resize, crop, edit, graphics, photos

2 Comments
Cornbread Fred
December 13th, 2006
at 6:43am
Fookes Software’s “Easy Thumbnails” has been around for years. Can’t believe you didn’t discover it long before this Johnny-come-lately dot net thing arrived on the scene. :-)
GiM
December 14th, 2006
at 2:22pm
How about IrfanView? 10 times smaller, batch enabled, no DotNet dependent, capable of file type “resizer” too - so your 10 Mpixels RAW can become a 0.005 Mpixels GIF or JPG… Just seeing that “Multiple Image Resizer .NET v2.0.2.0″ is a extra-huge 8+ MB program make me change the desire to know more about it… Can you have any counter-attack to this?