| Option |
Description |
| Resize by % |
Enlarges or shrinks picture by a percentage of the
original size. Aspect ratio is preserved. |
| Resize to WxH |
Stretch the picture to specific dimesions specified
in pixels. |
| Preserve Aspect (Ratio) |
Checking this option causes the width and height properties
to automatically adjust themselves so that the picture does not become
distorted. |
| Resize to file size |
Limit size to file size |
Check this option to limit the size of a file to 500k
or under. |
| User defined size |
Check this option and choose a size in KB to resize
all files to this size. |
| Save Options |
Use prefix for new file name(s) |
Check this and enter some text to prefix all the resized
pictures with the same text. |
| Save to original folder |
By default, resized pictures are saved in the same
directory as the original. |
| Save to (new) subfolder |
Check this option and enter a name for a subfolder
under the current folder. A new one is created if the name does not
exist. |
| Browse for folder to save to |
Click this radio button and browse to another directory
to choose a folder. |
Overwrite Files? |
Ask |
If a picture with the same name exists, you are prompted
to either not resize the picture or overwrite the existing file. |
| Skip |
If a picture exists with the same name exists, do
not resize the file. Keep the existing file. |
| Overwrite |
If a picture with the same name exists, overwrite
the existing file with the new picture. The existing picture is irrevocably
lost and cannot be recovered. |
| Delete original |
Deletes the original picture files to the Recycle
Bin if [Delete to Recycle Bin] is checked in ALSee's [Preferences].
|
Resize Picture <Ctrl + R>
Usage
Once a picture is overwritten (replaced), it cannot be recovered. It is IRREVOCABLY LOST FOREVER AND EVER AND EVER AND EVER. Use caution when overwriting pictures.