62d9735a7e
* Added the settings hyperlink code back
* Moved the os detection code to a different file so that it can be imported by image resizer
* Added code to the Image resizer project to react to import the dll
* Added an empty dll project
* Added a dll which can be imported by image resizer
* ImageResizer binding works
* Added the setDllDirectory to load the os-detection dll
* Removed the OS detection files that has been added to the common project
* Added reference to os-detect and removed reference to common/OS-Detection.h
* Modified project files
* Revert "Modified project files"
This reverts commit 75f9d73f30.
* Removed unnecessary showAdvanced bool variables
* Removed OS Detection code from common project
* Cleaned configuration properties of soln and projects
* runner is dependent on os-detection
* Added the os-detection.dll to wxs file
* nit space formatting
* Added reference to os-detection
* Added os-detection header file
* Add os-detection reference
* Added os-detection.dll
* removed the set dll directory and using relative paths instead
* Add relative path
Image Resizer
A Windows Shell Extension for bulk image resizing
Overview
Image Resizer is a windows shell extension for bulk image resizing. After installing PowerToys, right-click on one or more selected image files in File Explorer, and then select Resize pictures from the menu.
Image Resizer also allows you to resize images by dragging and dropping your selected files with the right mouse button. This allows you to save your resized pictures in another folder.
Settings
Image Resizer allows the user to configure the following settings:
Sizes
The user can add new preset sizes. Each size can be configured as Fill, Fit or Stretch. The dimension to be used for resizing can also be configured as Centimeters, Inches, Percent and Pixels.
Encoding
The user can change the fallback encoder (the one it uses when it can't save as the original format) and modify PNG, JPEG and TIFF settings.
File
The user can modify the format of the file name of the resized image. They can also choose to retain the original last modified date on the resized image.