#2: "iResizer is an interesting variation of Inpaint which can perform visual tricks that are otherwise hard to reproduce with a Photoshop-like tool."įWIW this stuff is not really that rare anymore - it's been available in P/Shop & the Gimp for a while now. The OLD activation is not valid for 2.2 BUT the 2.2 activation works ok for both 2.1 and 2.2 Save | Cancel
#IRESIZER TUTORIAL INSTALL#
NOTE you can install iResizer 2.2 alongside iResizer 2.1 by installing it into a uniquely named folder and putting its start menu shortcuts into a similarly uniquly named folder. The OLD activation is not valid for 2.2 BUT the 2.2 activation works ok for both 2.1 and 2.2 After you have activated the product in your chosen, temporarily elevated, accounts you can return them to limited user accounts again and continue. IF your trouble activating resembles the above scenario your solution is to temporarily alter the account you want to activate this in, into an Administrator type account, then log back in and re-Activate.exe in the accounts you want. This is worse than leaving Activate.exe alone and etting the end user decide if they need to run it as an administrator or not as now WE CANNOT DISABLE THE DEMAND FOR ADMINISTRATOR RIGHTS WHEN IT IS NOT NEEDED OR WANTED! The reason being is that GAOTD now include an embeded MANIFEST that demands administrator access rights even when the particular activation does not require it.
#IRESIZER TUTORIAL REGISTRATION#
#32, Dave Kent: If when you run Activate.exe you are asked for an administrator account credentials, and you provide a DIFFERENT user name and password to your currently logged in account user name/password then what is likely to have happened is that Activate.exe then went on to write the registration key to the DIFFERENT user names account profile and NOT yours. As always, TeoreX makes useful stuff.Īnyway, thanks for today's offer. Perhaps any such suggestions could be placed as a "sticky" topic in the forums for the developer's to review and share knowledge on the subject.Īnyway, thanks for today's offer.
#IRESIZER TUTORIAL SOFTWARE#
Some developer's software does NOT require this individual account "activation" - why? It would be nice if the GOTD team could make helpful suggestions to the software developers that generously offer their software titles here so their titles would all install uniformly, that is, not require individual account activations and other installation quirks people complain about here. Not a problem on other "bigger" machines - it works great.Īlso, as with some developer's programs, although it defaults to install the iResizer launch folder shortcuts in the "All Users" Start menu (I used the Admin account as usual), each other user account must still individually "Activate" the software for it to be properly registered on my XP machine(s). However, also as with other TeoreX products, the default window size of the application (which cannot be made smaller) will not quite fit onto the 1024圆00 screen of some netbooks (my Acer Aspire One). Save the final image and enjoy! Note that the same way you can remove unwanted objects from the scene or resize the photo to a different aspect ratio.As with other TeoreX products, this works well and uses a clean/easy interface. iResizer will adjust the size of the picture by removing unnecessary spacing between objects but leaving the marked ones intact. Step 3: ResizeĬlick the Start button on the toolbar and specify the new size of the photo.
Adjust the size of the marker for better accuracy or when you want to mark large areas quickly. Select the green marker tool from the toolbar and mark objects or persons you don’t want to resize. And you only need three steps to achieve this result, take a look: Step 1: Load the photo to iResizer Step 2: Define the objects you want to preserve as they are Instead of hard work of retouching the entire picture, Intelligent Resizer offers a simple way to “concertina” too long spacing on a photo just like you fold a sheet of paper and keep the natural look and feel of the picture. Indeed, while large spacing between objects on a bigger picture looks natural, after resizing the gap between story-telling objects may totally destroy the feeling of the photo. Conventional resizing of the image doesn’t resolve the issue, in fact it can make it even worse. Sometimes you may want main objects in the frame to be closer than they really are.
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