Quickly resizing photos with Windows Vista - Video Tip
Web designers, eBay sellers, and other folks who need to quickly and painlessly resize large digital photos had an excellent option in Windows XP. (See our tip: An Easier Way to Resize Your Digital Photos). However, that little utility doesn't work any longer with Windows Vista. I've devised a little workaround that works, albeit not perfect. Here's how:
- Open the folder where the photos you want to resize reside
- Select the photos to resize (remember Ctrl+Click)
- Click the Email button on the toolbar
- You will get a dialog box asking you what size you want to make the photos
- Click OK
- An email will open in a few seconds with the resized photos attached to the email
- Switch back to your open picture folder
- Create a new folder to house the resized photos (unless the originals are expendable)
- Position the email and the picture folder so you can see both
- Select the photos from the email
- Drag them to the awaiting folder
These steps make more sense when you watch the video below:
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Question about the process.
I'm using hotmail.com as my email adress, and when I've told it to resize and attach to the email, no window comes up I think because I'm not using the Microsoft email program. Is there a way to make it open a hotmail email so this process works for me?
Thanks.
No
Only works with non-web based email clients...Outlook, Thunderbird, Outlook Express, etc.
Thanks - Resizing photos with Windows Vista
Thank you to Rick who posted this work around: Submitted by Rick on June 30, 2007 - 10:20am. Resizing photos with Windows Vista - Video Tip. It works!!! http://www.helpmerick.com/resizing_photos_with_windows_vista_video_tip.htm
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