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is it possible to change the size of jpg file through programming in vb

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Re: is it possible to change the size of jpg file through programming in vb

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Dec 8th, 2005
Originally Posted by Real-tiner
Two thoughts.

- Change the size in a photo editor.

- Make a blank (white or black) space larger than the photo, then do the equivalent of pasting the photo into it.
There was a program called WINJPEG (shareware) where you could batch reduce. Set the size you wanted the photos and walk away. MAINTAIN Aspect RATIOS!! for sharper output images.

I would make a blank square. where the photos could fit, landscape or portrait. Paste all into blank square , then batch resize.

Watch for compression change. some will compress original too much and you have a lot of 'jaggies' or unusable image. (Keep at 100% for your existing quality)

I had to place over 3000 images of albums in The Complete Motown www.kegtapper.net/TCMC and it was a learning experience. Though I only had to work with smaller sized images.
Last edited by Kegtapper : Dec 8th, 2005 at 9:06 am. Reason: spelling error
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