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Started by Gilman, May 24, 2005, 12:08:18 PM

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Gilman

Anyone else install the Google desktop search engine?

I do a lot of CAD and misplace files, rarely  :D.  It's working out really good for me.  Does take about a day to scan your system though.  After that you're looking at 0.1 second search times.  It also scans your outlook.

My 10 cents.
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Jeff

Yep, I have had it installed for about a year. Pretty handy for finding things you didnt even remember you had. THe Picasa search utility for photos though is awsome for finding that missing stuff as well.
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Gilman

Once again Jeff your right!

That Picasa is handy.  I like how it shows multiple folders at once.  I don't have to organize anything anymore 8) 8) 8) 8)

Is there a photo program that you can force a maximum file size, like <17k?  I have xat and like it, but I'd like to be able to batch files to 350 x 350 @ <17k.
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slowzuki

I've had google desktop since it came out too and love it! Especially now it indexes PDF's.  I have all kinds of product lit PDFs and they are always named really funky.

Ernie

What a great idea, I waste way too much time trying to find stuff.
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bitternut

I am not sure if this is what you intend to do but I have Windows XP and I downloaded their photo resizer from power toys and I can go to a file full of pictures, blue up the whole list of pictures and then right click on any of them. Then you can select the pixels ( such as 350 x 350 ) and resize the whole list at once or select just certain ones. You can also make copies.

Fla._Deadheader


This kinda stuff where you can view ALL the images in a folder, instead of 1 and then go back and re-open a new image ???

  If so, I need more info ???
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Gilman

Harold,
Microsoft Office Picture Manager might be what you're looking for.  You can view singles, multiples or scroll full size with your arrow keys.  I use it to batch size photos.  But, I still have to use Xat to compress the photos.
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