[AT] OT Photo Resizer

[Mike M]

I  have a dell laptop that requires a fair amount of disassembly to
replace the battery which is in it's last bit of life. Because of that I
need to reset the clock several times a day which is kind of a pain in
the butt. Is there a program out their that will connect itself to the
internet and correct my clock and date automatically.

Thanks,
Mike M


On 2/6/2020 9:42 PM, Indiana Robinson wrote:
> I started using Linux many years ago and puttered with maybe a few
> dozen distributions from the tiny DSL (Damn Small Linux) and Puppy to
> Mandriva and the self contained Knoppix and a whole herd more. I
> finally settled on Ubuntu and have used it for many years. recently it
> has seemed like that those running things there have gotten a tiny bit
> distant from staying on top of a few minor problems and I got restless
> enough to start looking again. I often keep two laptops running when
> doing genealogy and one is failing (the last time I buy one with a
> battery not designed to be replaced... Probably my last Asus) I
> dragged out an E-machines desk top I have not used in some years and
> installed Linux Mint in it. So far I really like it...
> Note... I won't just us it for genealogy, I'll use it on old tractor
> stuff too.   ;-)
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> On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 10:08 AM cgs <oxygenfarm at gmail.com
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>     Being a Linux Mint guy, I use XnConvert. It works...like Mint does!
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>     On 2/6/20 8:42 AM, Chuck Saunders wrote:
>>     Hi Doug,
>>     I use IRFanView. It does all that you are asking and more. I do
>>     not remember if it is the program mentioned on the list. It works
>>     and it's free, two out of two.
>>     Thanks
>>     Chuck Saunders
>>     KCMO
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>>     On Thu, Feb 6, 2020 at 7:16 AM Doug Tallman
>>     <dtallman at accnorwalk.com <mailto:dtallman at accnorwalk.com>> wrote:
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>>         Years ago somebody posted a photo resizer program and I think
>>         it was on this list. Maybe Farmer? Anyway, it was a small
>>         free program that would resize a whole folder at once.
>>         Anybody remember it or have a link to it. Either it didn't
>>         get moved from my old computer or I just can't find it.  Doug T
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