PowerToys for Vista

[deebs]

Can we have some power toys as a matter of urgency?

For a start Image Resizer.

It's starting to hurt my brain doing stuff with thinking rather than two
or three clicks.

A day without Image Resizer seems far too long?

 

[John Jay Smith]

have you tried the xp ones on vista?

 

[deebs]

Image Resizer is a right click > context menu thing.

I was disappointed that PixView didn't work (and PixView won't commit to
a beta OS if I understand their reply well)

I think i am trying to say: i have not tried yet ...

A major upload is running at the moment so i may have a try later - like
tomorrer.

 

[Lawrence E. Oliver]

You might try "JPEG Resizer" from www.virtualzone.de - haven't tried it on
Vista, but, it's really good on XPx86 & XPx64.

Larry

 

[John Jay Smith]

I know what image resizer is

try it on vista and tell us if it works

 

[Guest]

Only powertoy I can get to run is Synctoy. Better than Backup as the files
aren't compressed and hidden. It needs .Net 1.1 installed to run.
Jonty

 

[Mario Rosario]

If you have to try it tomorrer, why is it so urgent?

 

[deebs]

If you have to try it tomorrer, why is it so urgent?

I have a 32 bit version of Vista on one platter and am in the process of
slowly (as in very slowly) porting stuff over as and when. Some stuff
is covered by a single user EULA and I'd like to take things a step at a
time.

Image Resizer is very sweet with a workflow that is just fine for me.

I'd rather right click and do than fire up an image editor for a trivial job

 

[Guest]

Can you give some details on how you were able install sync toy seeing that
..Net 2.0 is already installed on VISTA?

 

[Colin Barnhorst]

Net 1.1 and Net 2.0 coexist on the same system.

Can you give some details on how you were able install sync toy seeing
that
.Net 2.0 is already installed on VISTA?

 

[Dave Cox]

Hi everyone

I got a imageresizer for windows vista. It works on vista 32 and is
written in .net frameworks so should also work in 64. It cost me to
hire a programmer to write it for me. If interested i am willing to
send you a copy of it for 5$. I will soon make available on the net.

let me know if you are interested.

Send me $4.00 and I'll tell you how you can do it for free in Vista
already.


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[Rock]

Lol..right

 

[Rock]

I'm not taking about any tool, I'm indicating that your post is SPAM.
Soliciting the sales of software on this newsgroup is not appropriate.

 

[norm]

I'm not taking about any tool, I'm indicating that your post is SPAM.
Soliciting the sales of software on this newsgroup is not appropriate.

Sure it is. People are solicited to purchase vista all the time.

 

[Rock]

Sure it is. People are solicited to purchase vista all the time.

Lol, I haven't seen that.

 

[dev]

mx.forums.net:

To what extent is it more functional than the resizer built into Windows
Mail?

 

[Vusta]

If it don't spin, then you haven't re-invented the wheel.

- Vusta


:
: ok i got your point. so here is my question:
: Are there people that be willing to help me with testing the program?
:
:
: --
: devbro

 

[Steve Thackery]

Sure it is. People are solicited to purchase vista all the time.

Not on this newsgroup, they aren't!

Steve

 

[MICHAEL]

* rozyland:

Yea i tried the XP version and it didn't work I hope they come up
with a vista compatable one

Use this image resizer, instead.

http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/


-Michael

 

[Steve]

I found this Image Resizer application for Vista. It is not a PowerToy
but it is very similar to the XP version of Image Resizer PowerToy.

'http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/'
(http://www.vso-software.fr/products/image_resizer/)

I miss the sendto power toy. Having the send to any file or folder option
is so handy.