handy little tool

[cosmicma]

here's a handy little resolution calculator for microsoft xl which allows you to input the amount of pixels your digital image is ie 1200 x 1600 pixels and the size of print you want to do ie 10 x 8 and it will calculate what resolution the piccy will print at

you knever know you might find it usefull

HERE

[4me2]

karma awarded for your contribution.

[DaveTheRave]

nice piece of software mate cheers

[Nikki]

Another usefull additon too, the PicMove is a versatile software that allows full control over what files are moved from your camera into what directories and how they are sorted. PicMove features: Support for any digital camera and card reader, Selectable source and target directory, Manual list of picture formats, List of RAW file types to be seperated into their own directory, Comprehensive target directory naming, based on the picture's creation date, Option to overwrite old pictures, Option to delete source files after transfer, Preview window and file info both for source and target directory, Saving of individual setting or all settings at once, Transfer is as fast as a normal copy/paste operation.

This is free trial

http://www.s5000.net/artur/PicMove.zip

i using it now it very good.

nik

[slartibartfast]

I tried PicMove but it seemed just as time consuming as copying and pasting.

All I wanted was a quick one touch way of copying my memory card to my hard drive. So I wrote an incredibly complex batch file consisting of the following single line.

xcopy O:\DCIM E:\Images\Canon /s


Phew, I'm gonna need a lie down now after all that coding.

[Nikki]

I tried PicMove but it seemed just as time consuming as copying and pasting.

All I wanted was a quick one touch way of copying my memory card to my hard drive. So I wrote an incredibly complex batch file consisting of the following single line.

xcopy O:\DCIM E:\Images\Canon /s




Phew, I'm gonna need a lie down now after all that coding.

There is another version of it which is free ware too, i will try and find it for you when i back from work later. Thi version is less complex than the above.

nik