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Using the MagicViewer Batch Process to Resize Images Simply and Quickly
by R. Prasad from Ottawa, Canada - August 2003

• Introduction
• Why would I want to batch process a set of files?
• Select Your Images
• Set Up A Batch Process

  	Step 1: Create a new Batch Process
  	Step 2: Select the color mode
  	Step 3: Specify a scale
  	Step 4: Specify what filename and directory to store the new pictures in
  	Step 5: Name your Batch Process
  	Step 6: Run the Batch Process!

• Conclusion

Introduction

MagicViewer is a handy and intuitive image editing program that lets you perform a lot of sophisticated image manipulations normally associated with professional editing software packages. You can adjust colors, crop/resize, and even animate a series of images - all kinds of fun things. One of the most appealing features, however, is MagicViewer's powerful "Batch Processing" option, which allows you to perform repetitive tasks on a whole group of image files at one time. This is especially useful if you want to manipulate a group of images - rather than opening each image and performing the same task each time, you can preset MagicViewer to handle an image file in a certain way, tell it what files to work on, say "run" and it does its thing. It's a great way to save time and frustration - something that tends to come naturally when you end up working with large files for too long!

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