graphics sizer - NAC (almost)

[Kneale Brownson]

Be aware that Irfanview likes to take over all your image management.  It
works well, just like Picasa does, but some folks find that takeover the
wrong way.



At 04:54 PM 9/20/2006 -0500, Douglas Fifield wrote:
>Google "IrFanView".  It's a free shareware graphics program and when
>installed gives you the option of resizing to "inch" measurements
>instead of pixels.
>
>D.
>
>On 9/20/06, Kent McLean <kentmclean at mindspring.com> wrote:
>> Mike Arman wrote:
>> > Free software or shareware would be best, I'd even buy something if I
>> > knew it would work - the alternative is to have the printer do the 56
>> > pictures at $15 each. Running W2K, so it needs to be a windows program,
>> > not Mac or Linux.
>>
>> Don't rule out Linux.  You can get/download free CDs that
>> run off the CD -- you boot from the CD, and it runs off
>> the CD, they don't install onto your hard drive, they
>> don't change your Windows setup.   Knoppix  and Mepis
>> are two that come to mind.  I run Kubuntu which, in the
>> newest (v 6.x) release, lets you do the same.
>>
>> On the graphics front, GIMP should give you what you need.
>> It's included with most Linux distributions.
>>
>> If you want to go with PDF, OpenOffice (again included
>> with most distributions) lets you save to PDF format.
>>