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Giveaway of the day — Batch Picture Resizer 7.3
Batch Picture Resizer 7.3 was available as a giveaway on October 18, 2016!
Batch Picture Resizer is a piece of software that anyone who works with digital photos will find extremely useful. Many people use expensive and complex image editing packages just to resize photos and resolve other simple issues because it has not occurred that there is a far cheaper, quicker and more efficient solution. Also, resizing pictures manually, one by one, can be vastly time consuming, especially when you have hundreds, let alone thousands of photos that need resizing. One solution is a powerful little user-friendly application called Batch Picture Resizer. With this simple and cheap program, you can. The picture resizer can be used to reduce the size of your photos so that they are more appropriate for publishing on the Internet, emailing to family and friends or simply to save space on your hard drive. The highest quality possible is also preserved in the files. Batch Picture Resizer also provides the possibility to change the color levels of your pictures or add text and watermarks to group of photos quickly.
Purchase an Unlimited personal license (with support and updates) at 70% discount!
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10
Publisher:
SoftOrbitsHomepage:
http://www.softorbits.com/batch_picture_resize/File Size:
5.95 MB
Price:
$39.99
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The issue with the landing page has been resolved. Please, request your free activation key once again
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Giveaway of the Day,
Thanks.
Working fine.
You need to remove the 'Expired' comment posted below - I nearly didn't bother.
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Update - have now tested the current GOTD install on XP64 and although it did give a dll error there was the option to ignore ("not recommended") after which it seemed to open fine and have now tested with the context menu and all seems to be working well, so that is great, thank you.
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Faststone is way better...and always free.
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I'm surprised no one has mentioned RIOT (RIOT – Radical Image Optimization Tool) for single & batch image resizing, which is free and works well for my needs. Paired with XYplorer's customizable catalog menu options, I can single/batch resize with a single click and get highly optimized & resized results. I would love to get comparison feedback, but I at least recommend trying out the great options others have listed here (including the ever-reliable, and highly customizable batch resize options provided by Irfanview).
Side note: all of these programs, including BPR and RIOT, should offer easy drag-and-drop plus saving to the original folder for more friendly use.
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Can not get the activation code from the screen. Waited 2 hours with multiple clicks to get the code, no luck. I will delete the whole download and will not waste any more time.
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Installed ok. Seems to work fine but when I exit the program it gives me a application crash report. The crash does not seem to effect subsequent program initiations. Anyone got an idea what is happening?
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: PicResizer.exe
Application Version: 7.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 577a05b6
Fault Module Name: StackHash_0b75
Fault Module Version: 0.0.0.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 00000000
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 00427350
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 0b75
Additional Information 2: 0b75568a0e6063f8cf7482f4e14934ab
Additional Information 3: c0ea
Additional Information 4: c0ea3fb5f3ebb5e9eecf94b5491c3827
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Obtaining a key is WAAAAY too intrusive. No thanks.
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I followed the instructions as written...NEVER DID receive the email with the implementation 'button'. :(
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I downloaded and installed Batch Picture Resizer 7.3 without any problems onto Windows XP but then, according to the "Readme" file, I needed to go to "activate your free copy press the "Get Activation key" button in the program window." Could someone please tell me where this button is? I'm afraid I have not been able to find it!
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Graham,
When I installed In XP the first screen that appeared contained the Get Activation Key window.
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Can not get a license key. Can you email it to me? I am running Chrome do not know if that is the problem.
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Does "resizing" mean reducing the pixel count (resolution) and therefore the file size? Does this software also allow cropping? Grateful for advice.
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Ben Cooper,
Yes, there is a loss of resolution when reducing the file size.
Could not find any means to crop using this program.
Each pixel takes quite a number of bits of information to describe it; hence, a reduction in file size requires a reduction in the number of pixels.
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McGregor,
thanks for advice! I lost my copy of Microsoft Paint when I upgraded to Windows 10, but I don't think that did batch processing.
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This is how all your software should be set up, thank you it installed perfectly.
Gary
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Faststone's is better and for free
http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm
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Tried it straight away - had a few hundred pics to resize with the usual headache of them being in various resolutions and sizes. It cropped them very well, I'll probably only need to do less than five 'manually'. It Optimised large photos well and reduced them to a very low size but they still looked good. Ideal for the slide-shows I'm producing.
I was so impressed I bought the upgrade!
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Pretty good software - comparable to Quick Image Resizer that I purchased a few years ago.
Handy for resizing large 2-3MB pics into 200KB (approx) for easier emailing.
Tested on large pics - worked fast without much image quality loss
Quick Image Resizer a bit easier to use - just drag and drop photo's to resize into software - preset to "Large email optimized" - this software appears to need to be set every time.
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Can't register it's showing error. I am using Windows 10 64 bit... help???
https://www.dropbox.com/s/va32zm05ag3dth4/error.PNG?dl=0
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If you're running the third most popular OS, XP, then I'm afraid you're out of luck, it will not run.
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Marking my statement above down is rather ridiculous as it is a statement of fact, marking it down doesn't change it. :-)
It was obtained at the following site:-
https://netmarketshare.com/
I must admit I was rather surprised at this result.
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Hi, McGregor,
I have installed it on Windows XP sp3 and it runs fine for me. I normally use MS Office Picture Manager for this task, as it has a number of options for exporting single or batches of images while modifying the size, names or types as required. This program offers these options plus a number more, such as smart cropping, the number of dpi and jpg quality and even watermarking. It has simple renaming, but only adding a prefix or suffix and changing the case: MSOPM is better here, with options like sequential numbering. The interface is simple, with some more arcane options tucked away.
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BAW30s,
Glad to hear that; however when I ran it, it claimed that some DLL file was missing or unusable.
Sounds like a pretty good program from your comment, just wish I could use it.
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BAW30s,
Decided to give it another go and when it came to what appeared to be the registration DLL (DLLREG.REG?) pressed ignore and it carried on to be openable.
It works without any problems other than when it closes an error messages is produced.
So it does look like it can be made to work in XP, but why the error messages?
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McGregor, running an XP machine connected to the internet these days is just asking for trouble. If it's not already a zombie, it will probably soon be. I think it's asking a bit much to expect developers to support an operating system that has been abandoned for this long.
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McGregor, There's always one, happens to me on a regular basis.
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Joe Austin,
As a developer myself I don't have to do anything to support XP.
What happens is when XP is not supported is that some function is called that is not available in the XP OS.
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TK,
For some inexplicable reason this site often will not show XP or Vista as supported even though they are shown in the developers system requirements.
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Thanks for the heads up, saved me any disappointment. Had installed from a previous GOTD but never tested but sure enough, when tried it said it wasn't a valid Win32 program.
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McGregor,
Maybe this is the reason for having to skip the dll file on installing and for the error message on closing.
I'm with you regarding XP: if it's still the third most popular operating system, developers should - in their own interests - support it. It's probably good for the environment to keep it going, given that old computers won't be dumped and replaced with more energy-gobbling new ones. Furthermore, with the WEPOS hack, it will get security updates for longer than Windows 7 anyway, assuming that they would save your machine from zombiedom anyway, which I rather doubt...
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BAW30s,
There is so much confusion regarding Windows XP support.
All this means is that they are not going to fix the vulnerabilities it contains.
As a developer, such as myself, do not need to do anything extra to support XP.
The only time a problem arises is when a new function is introduced into the OS that is not available in the older versions.
So if something new is introduced into Windows 7 that is not available in XP and the program calls it, XP will not function correctly.
Regarding zombies, thankfully it hasn't occurred and XP doesn't appear to have been adversely affected to any degree.
If mine were attacked in this manner I have good clean backups in place.
I only back up my system drive, my C drive, this only contains the files necessary for my system to run correctly.
The other partition is on my 1 TB drive contain my programs and data and generally don't require backing up.
Hence my backup is quite small compared with the total space used on this drive.
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TOTALLY DISAGREE - XP IS NOT NOR WILL IT BE A ZOMBIE "ANYTIME SOON".
SEVERAL HUNDRED MILLION COMPUTERS WORLDWIDE WILL BE HERE WHEN YOU ARE ON S.S.
I have over 200 programs running on XP and some back to Win3.1 that do WORK that has no modern substitutes.
Vista was a flop, 8 was too.....8.1 was a waste of time even though I was dumb enough to give it a try. 10, I don't know as I went back to XP - - - - forever.
IF OR WHEN I EVER CHANGE, that's the end of MS....I'll go to APPLE.
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See my original comment has been pretty heavily marked him down.
The logic behind marking a factual statement down is beyond my comprehension, but it does show how badly our education system is performing these days.lol
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McGregor,
I marked it 'up' but it went 'down' from (-3) to (-4) so I wouldn't take it to heart, I think there might be something wrong with the counter....
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Finally installed on Win 10 no problems. Right off the bat, I can't drag and drop folder onto it, I'm not running it as Admin.
I tried to resize 482 pictures to default size 1280x1024 with all default options,
it took 00:01:10, and during this operation it was hitting CPU to about 90+ % .
Then i tried to resize the same amount of pictures to the same 1280x1024 dimensions with freeware program ImBatch and it took 00:01:35 while it wasn't hitting CPU that hard.
So Batch Picture Resizer is actually quite fast but there are free alternatives out there.
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PIXresizer. Freeware and working great. No need for this.
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Karel, PIXresizer's quality is even below that is Irfanview's built in resize function..
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AR, I mean quality of result image.
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AR, But now that I run this offer, it is not better!
Also, it demands to save only to a predefined location! it can't convert&rename to same location :( Nor does it support converting a while tree structure.
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Downloaded and installed despite wrong info posted.
great program and glad to have it back on my 'New' computer running W7 64 bit.
Enables resizing via context menu too. Thanks GAOTD
Highly recommended.
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DEAL EXPIRED!!!!
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Richard Crowe, it has been fixed.
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