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This wizard helps you create an HTML slide show of your digital pictures, ready to place on your Web site.

This PowerToy lets you use ClearType technology to make it easier to read text on your screen, and installs in the Control Panel for easy access. This tool provides thumbnails, previews, printing, and metadata display for RAW images.

With new sources of files coming from every direction (such as digital cameras, e-mail, cell phones, portable media players, camcorders, PDAs, and laptops), SyncToy can help you copy, move, and synchronize different directories.Īre you a serious photographer? Now you can organize and work with digital RAW files in Windows Explorer (much as you can with JPEG images). This new tool helps you manage Windows color settings in one place. Professional-level photographers and designers know that getting consistent, accurate color from file to screen to print and beyond is a requirement for great results. Now, thanks to its open source website, the tool has been reborn.This PowerToy gives you access to system settings that are not exposed in the Windows XP default user interface, including mouse settings, Explorer settings, taskbar settings, and more. One of the biggest requests by Vista users was for Microsoft to port the Windows XP's PowerToys to the newer operating system, but the company never did. The newly resized images are created alongside the originals. The user only has to right-click on one or more image files in Windows Explorer, choose the option, and quickly resize the selected image(s) without opening an image editor (as pictured above). It quickly grew in popularity as it added a simple "Resize Pictures" option to the Windows explorer context menu. The original free ImageResizer (520KB) tool, which only worked for the 32-bit version of Windows XP, is still available from Microsoft.

The clone was created by Brice Lambson, a professional software developer currently employed by ACS. The tool is available in both 32-bit (2.06MB) and 64-bit (1.56MB). The Image Resizer Powertoy Clone for Windows is available for free on CodePlex, an open source project hosting website created by Microsoft, meaning the source code is available for anyone to see. One of the most popular Windows XP PowerToys has been rewritten so that it can work with Windows Vista and Windows 7, in 32-bit as well as 64-bit.