Batch Resizing With GIMP

17Jan12

Batch resizing of images is probably something I haven’t needed to do in about 10 years. Since my copy of Photoshop 5.5 is unresponsive, I checked out GIMP and David’s Batch Processor plugin (DBP). It’s so good is’t self-explanatory — I was underway. But I created this stub in case I wanted to expand ( — really no need to…)

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