Best Free Image Resizer

by Drew | Nov 20, 2010 | Best Free Software, Blog Posts, Graphics and Photo Software, My Favorite Software, Tips,Tricks, Utilities, Website Tools | 0 comments

Best Free Image Resizer

So your wonderful new digital camera takes fantastic pictures. There’s one problem though you have trouble sending them through email or uploading them to your favorite website. Fret not there’s an easy solution that works great and best of all it’s free!

Image Resizer for Windows is based on a function that used to be built into Windows XP that Microsoft has eliminated in Vista and now Windows 7. If there’s one thing i have learned about Microsoft if there’s a way to simplify a task it must be killed 🙂

Anyhow Image Resizer for Windows makes resizing pictures as simple as right clicking the picture or pictures you want to resize, selecting a size and clicking the ok button.

Image Resizer for Windows - Right Click Menu

Image Resizer for Windows - Advanced Menu

There are two versions 32bit and 64bit of Image Resizer for Windows. If you aren’t sure which you need dont worry. If you try to install the wrong one your computer will tell you

Download Image Resizer for Windows by clicking here.

Disable Aero Snap – Stop Windows 7 From Automatically Resizing Windows

by Drew | Nov 2, 2010 | Blog Posts, Tips,Tricks, Window 7 | 0 comments

Disable Aero Snap – Stop Windows 7 From Automatically Resizing Windows

The is the second most annoying setting in Windows 7 for me.

Have you ever tried to adjust the size of or move an active window in Windows 7 only to get frustrated by the way it automatically resizes your windows?

Good news!! You can turn that feature off quite easily. This feature is call AERO SNAP. I know some users like it but others like me who often need to manipulate and size several folders or active windows can get pretty frustrated with what should be a simple task.

Here’s how to turn AERO SNAP off:

Do to “Control Panel”
Click “Ease of Access”
Click “Change How Your Mouse Works”
Click the check box for “Prevent Windows from being automatically arranged when moved to the edge of the screen”