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Resizing Screenshots - Tutorials for Common Freeware Programs (Read 1238 times)
Mar 15th, 2010 at 7:19pm

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Resizing Screenshots
Tutorials for Common Freeware programs




Here you will find some excellent resizing and compressing tutorials for some of the more commonly used freeware graphics editing software currently available. Complete with download links, clear and easy to understand step by step instructions with pictures, these tutorials will definitely help you get the most out of your posts here in the Simviation Graphic Gallery.





Many, Many thanks to Doug for his efforts in preparing, and presenting these wonderful tutorials.  Smiley






Just click on the name of the program to view its tutorial.
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Gimp



Irfanview



Paint.NET


BD Sizer
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Reply #1 - Jun 22nd, 2010 at 12:50pm

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I used VSO Image Resizer (the free one) and Easy Graphics Converter 1.2 (free) when I was using XP. VSO converts the screenshot to a bitmap. I then used the converter to convert to a jpeg. I used Howie's Funware Screen Capture Tool to get the screenie. Now, I use the Snipping Tool under Windows 7 to get the image (cropped as I like it during the capture) and it's captured as a jpeg, so it's very convenient. If I have to downsize, I still use VSO...
 

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