02-05-2012, 10:42 PM
Gary, I use Image Resizer, a free Windows XP download. You can re-size them one-at-a-time or in bulk - I did about 450 photos in a matter of seconds. For one, you simply right click on the photo, click on "Re-size photo", select the size and then click on "Okay" It normally saves the original photo, too, although you have the option of replacing that with the smaller version if you wish. To re-size multiples, click on the first photo in the sequence, hold down the "SHIFT" key, then click on the last photo in the sequence, then go through the steps outlined - those two and all in between will be re-sized. You can also re-size non-sequential multiples by clicking on the first, then holding down "CTRL" while clicking on the others which you wish to re-size. It's so easy, even I could use it the first time I tried. 
Before that, I also used Irfanview, but found this one much easier and more versatile.
Wayne
Before that, I also used Irfanview, but found this one much easier and more versatile.Wayne