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Originally Posted by Metal Mick
Hi all,
there's probably many image editors around with batch processing, but IrfanView is one that is free and has very good batch processing tools, so you can reduce the size of an entire directory's worth of images in one hit.
I've done this in the past and it works quite well, and is fast, too.
Cheers,
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Well, while I had a working computer I played with Irfanview too. Picture files over 1mb are 'unsupported'. If your picture size is bigger than the screen size, then you are shown the center section of the picture. Turn it on the side, and you see the center of the picture again- and depending on the picture, the side edges that did not show on the portrait mode are there.
If you have a picture that is smaller than the screen, the menu options available for pdf files will appear if menu is pushed, and you can use the options successfully.
The pictures I've loaded have sold me on the color feature after all. The color is pretty accurate, and you can flip through the pictures like a book.
Adding in pictures is using up space on the SD card- I may use the 8GB space after all, especially since I uploaded a bunch of music files to it. Don't listen to music through the speaker though- you will cringe
Rebecca