How To Resize Multiple Images Quickly

I think everyone is interested in this part ” How To Resize Multiple Images Quickly“  to make easy  for us  to change size of an image or a photo in convenient way by not doing one by one procedure that causes so much time by doing that kind of slow and manual procedure. All you need is right software to do this job, make easy and faster for only few clicks.

My friends  ask  me how they resize an image or a photo because they want to upload their images at  Friendster account and it is  inconvenient for them to compress each images one by one. So, I suggest them to use Microsoft Office Picture Manager, their is lot of software offer over the Internet if you try to search them, but MS Picture Manager is already included if you install Microsoft Office ( I used MS 2003, 2007). If you already installed MS Office , then no need to search for other alternative software.

Let me show you how to use MS Picture Manager in different options and settings of resize operation cover almost all tasks on changing images size by either  set in pixels or percent value.

• First Open you MS Picture Manager  and browse the folder where you stored your images and photos.
   

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• After all images appear, you can select them all by simply pressing CTRL+A  or click Edit under tab menu and then choose select all.
• After that click Edit Pictures and at the left side you can choose either Compress Pictures or Resize. In compress pictures their is a four option including don’t compress, document, web pages, and email  messages. You can choose one of them in your desire size, once you click  one of them the reduce size appear at the left side below.

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• The other option is Resize, this is my favorite parts. In this parts you set predefined width x height , customize by height x width and by simply set percentages in your desire size.

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• Finale! don’t forget to save.

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