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In article <407c8573$0$18984$c30e37c6@lon-reader.news.telstra.net>, 
"Patrick" <Via the newsgroup> wrote:
>??? IrfanView can do that ???

G'day Patrick,

Not sure what you're about here -- it looks like a question, but 
sounds like an assertion.  :-)


>"Phred" <ppnerkDELETETHIS@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:c5e97l$lcuc$1@ID-151056.news.uni-berlin.de...
>> >> G'day JD.  I don't know anything about Dell Image Expert, or why you
>> >> want/need to use it.  But if you want to try something else that works
>> >> beautifully, has bags of features, and is entirely free, try IrfanView
>> >> for your image editing/slideshows/batch renaming/conversion etc.
>> >>         <http://www.irfanview.com/>
>> >
>> >Seconded for Irfanview :-)
>> >
>> >If you also want to do batch resizing, check out Mihov Image Resizer
>> >(free) from www.mihov.com/eng/ (it also has its own site now at
>> >www.imageresizer.com)
>>
>> G'day Colin (and the rest of the world :-)
>>
>> Your comment about batch resizing reminded me that I would *really*
>> like a batch cropping tool.
>>
>> Perhaps impossible (I know naught of graphics formats) but maybe it
>> can be done, at least in theory if not yet (ever?) in practice.
>>
>> Given a large set of "identical" images (that is, they all have the
>> same general format but differ in contained detail -- imagine a camera
>> on a fixed stand taking photos of a street scene every so often and
>> you'll get the "picture") I would like to be able to set up a batch
>> job to edit the files (JPEGs probably, perhaps GIFs too) and crop them
>> to the same set of specified coordinates within the image (say the
>> rectangle contained within 45,25/650,410 pixels or whatever from the
>> bottom left corner for example).
>>
>> Anyone know if such exists, or is ever likely to?
>>
>>
>> Cheers, Phred.
>>
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Cheers, Phred.

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