Computer Q.......any1 still runnin Windows 98?

[VveTTe917]

TweetMy old computer at home still has windows 98, and I put a lot of pictures from my digital camera into there. I have a laptop with windows XP but it's being upgraded and Im adding additional shit to it. Anyway, when I transfer the files each picture is like 1.2-1.6MB! So I was looking and looking to find a way to resize them and I can't find ithat option, windows XP it's a piece of cake, does anyone know where to go to resize pictures using windows 98? For some reason Im having a real hard time with this. And belive me Im pretty computer literate, but I tried everything and can't seem to find that option.

[abstrack]

TweetFind somebody with photshop or some type of program like dropstuff where you can compress the files. Winzip might be of help? Probably photoshop would be your best option. Or save them to a jazz drive or another poratable hardrive.

If you can transfer the files from your old one top the new lap top. You said you knew how to do it on winXP so why not transfer them then resize them on XP??

[VveTTe917]

Tweetthats what Im doin right now, transferring zipped files to my laptop, but it's taking very long cause these files are up to 16mb each. I just wanted to save time by resizing them on win. 98. And yes I know all about photoshop and it's a great program, my work has the disk so when I go to work I'll prolly take it home and load it into my home pc, thanx.

[viav2000]

TweetGot to this link and download the software - it works great and there is at least a 30 evaluation period.

This will do an entire batch of photos and leave the originals in tact for you - also is great at doing slideshows etc.

https://www.digitalphotoslideshow.com/

[Impossible]

Tweetburn them on a CD. that would be atleast 300 pics min.

[CJWolf]

Tweetacdc will do it, and it's got a trial version.

[Username]

TweetNo need for complicated things! Download (free) IrFanView and save the pictures as .jpeg

https://download.com.com/3000-2192-10...ml?tag=lst-0-1

[bigpimpc]

Tweetkeep your old computer as a file server, put xp on it and save evertyhing to that hard drive. trust me! i have four computer's in my house and save everything to a dedicated file server and my computer never slows down.