QuickResizer User Guide

WELCOME TO QUICKRESIZER View Instruction Video QuickResizer is a user-friendly tool for resizing a single picture or several thousand pictures. Smaller picture files are ideal for sharing via email, blogs, websites, cell phones, and personal digital assistants. The built-in converter handles the input and output of high quality JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG, and TIF picture files. Our customers have used QuickResizer to accomplish a variety of personal endeavors. This User Guide is designed to help you achieve yours. Download the pdf version of QuickResizer User Guide.

1. Visit the QuickResizer Download page.

2. Click the "Download Free Trial Now!" button.

3. The File Download box appears. Click "Run" to continue.

4. You may receive a Security Warning. Click Run to continue.

5. The QuickResizer Setup Wizard appears. Click Next to continue.

6. The Select Additional Tasks box appears. Keep the checkmark if you wish to create a desktop icon for easily starting QuickResizer. Click Next to continue.

7. QuickResizer is now ready to install. Click Install to continue.

8. The Setup Wizard is now complete. Click Finish to launch QuickResizer.

The Product License form appears when QuickResizer starts.

Trial Version

If you wish to try out QuickResizer before purchasing, click Close to continue. You will be allowed to resize up to 20 pictures during your free trial period.

Full Version

To resize an unlimited number of pictures, you need to purchase a Product License.

1. Purchase a QuickResizer license now.
2. Once purchased, you will receive a User Name and User Key via email.
3. Enter the User Name and User Key into the appropriate boxes on the Product License form.
4. Ensure that you are connected to the Internet and then click Register.
5. The registration process cannot be initiated if you are not connected to the Internet. If you receive an error during registration, try turning off any firewalls. After registration, you can turn them back on.
6. You may also experience problems if either you or your ISP (Internet Service Provider) uses a proxy server. In this case, the registration screen will prompt you for the proxy server name and port number. Enter a user name and password as required by the proxy server.
7. For Windows Vista users, you will need to make sure that you are an Administrator before you run QuickResizer. You will also need to turn off User Account Control for registration to work.

Double-click the QuickResizer icon on your desktop.

Or

Move your mouse pointer to the bottom left corner of your screen

• Click Start.
• Click All Programs.
• Click QuickResizer to open the folder.
• Click QuickResizer to start the program.

The Main Screen appears. You are now ready to use QuickResizer.

1. Choose Select Entire Folder.
2. Click the Select Folder With Picture Files button.
3. The Browse window appears allowing you to find the desired folder.

   

4. Once the folder is selected, click OK to continue.
   1. Only pictures within the specified folder will be resized. Sub-folders are ignored.
   2. The Trial Version will not process a folder containing more than 20 pictures.
5. Proceed to Resize Pictures.

1. Choose Select Individual Files.
2. Click the Select Individual Files button.
3. The Open window appears allowing you to find the folder containing the desired pictures.
   1. You may select multiple pictures by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking on each of the desired file names.
   2. If you wish to view the contents of the picture files, select the top right button and choose Thumbnails as shown below.

      

4. Once selected, click Open to continue.
5. Proceed to Resize Pictures.

1. Start QuickResizer.
2. Start Windows Explorer.
   1. Move your mouse pointer to the bottom left corner of your screen.
   2. Right-click Start.
   3. Click Explore.
3. Windows Explorer allows you to find the folder containing the desired pictures.
   1. You may select multiple pictures by holding down the Ctrl key while clicking on each of the desired file names.
   2. If you wish to view the contents of the picture files
      1. Click View on the top menu of Windows Explorer.
      2. Click Thumbnails.
4. Click and hold down on one of the selected pictures.
5. Drag the picture(s) from Windows Explorer and drop them onto QuickResizer’s Main Screen by releasing the mouse button.
6. The Main Screen will update with the number of files that were selected. Hover the mouse pointer over this number to see a list of the filenames.

   

7. Proceed to Resize Pictures.

1. Start Windows Explorer.
   1. Move your mouse pointer to the bottom left corner of your screen.
   2. Right-click Start.
   3. Click Explore.
2. Windows Explorer allows you to find the folder containing the desired picture.
   If you wish to view the contents of the picture files:
   1. Click View on the top menu of Windows Explorer.
   2. Click Thumbnails.
3. Right-click the desired picture.
4. Click Resize With QuickResizer from the menu that appears.

   

5. QuickResizer’s Main Screen appears. Notice that there is 1 Selected file. If you wish to add more, you may do so using the Drag-and-Drop procedure.
6. Proceed to Resize Pictures.

1. Set the Resize Options
   1. If you wish to resize your picture(s) by a specific percentage:
   1. Choose Resize by Percent.
   2. Enter the desired percentage (1-500).
   2. If you wish to resize your picture(s) by a specific pixel size:
      1. Choose Resize to Fixed Size (Pixels).
      2. Enter the desired width (1-10000).
      3. Enter the desired height (1-10000).

         

2. Click the Resize Pictures button.
   1. A progress bar appears at the bottom of the screen.
   2. The original pictures are not modified during the resizing process. The resized pictures will be stored in subfolder called "Processed" located beneath the folder containing the originals.
   3. Once complete, Windows Explorer automatically launches and displays the resized picture(s).
   4. QuickResizer resizes pictures in proportion to the original width and height. It will not stretch pictures out of proportion. Any leftover space will be replaced with a white background. You may change this background color as explained in the Advanced Options section.
   5. QuickResizer automatically saves your current settings and remembers them the next time you start the program.

• JPG/JPEG
• GIF
• PNG
• BMP
• TIF/TIFF

1. Ensure that you are connected to the Internet.
2. Click Help at the top of QuickResizer’s Main Screen.
3. Click License Information.

   

4. The Product License form appears. Click Unregister.

   

5. You may now register the product on a different computer.

1. Move your mouse pointer to the bottom left corner of your screen.
2. Click Start.
3. Click Programs.
4. Click QuickResizer.
5. Click Uninstall QuickResizer.
6. A confirmation window appears. Click Yes to complete the removal.

   

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