This is a linux bash / shell script application that resizes images in batches in specified sizes.
To use this script you must have imagemagick installed.
to use it the geek way just save the file chmod it to 755 or 777 and execute it from a shell.
or
the easy way (what i have started to do)
place the file here after you download it
/home/user/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts
where user is your directory. (login name)
make file executable chmod 755 filename or chmod 777 filename
reload your gnome:
killall gnome-panel nautilus
right click on an image or a few imags and navigate to the scripts menu n select the resizer script and your well on your way.
The script will place the resized images in a directory titled (the size u chose to resize to 1024 etc..) so you'll still have your original files.
