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MassImageCompressor reduces considerable (>90%) image size by compromising on Image dimensions and Quality. Reduce all images in a folder with just single click. Mass Image Compression for webpages, email or storage on mobile device was never this easy!

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• Yogee (admin)

[Rahul Powar]

Could you add a small feature to copy the modified date as well as created date from old image to new image? It will really be helpful.

[Yogee]

I am copying the EXIF data (metadata/details) from original image. Try latest version, if it doesn't work, please post here.

[Rahul Powar]

The creation and modification dates are still changing. Can't you explicitly change them after the file is created? you anyways have the paths in a variable right? I went through the code but I am not so well at understnading.

[Byt3]

Hey many thanks for this!
I need to disable Progressive, and Color subsampling, Does this have the ability to save config files for the compressors?

[Yogee]

It doesn't have those facilities. If you want to, you can just grab the
code. Installer project will load only in Vistual Studio 2010 but I guess
you don't need it so you can use later version of Visual Studio.

On Thu, Jun 11, 2020 at 9:47 AM Byt3 byt3@users.sourceforge.net wrote:

Hey many thanks for this!
I need to disable Progressive, and Color subsampling, Does this have the
ability to save config files for the compressors?

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[Zachary Clark]

Would it be possible to make it skip files with 'too long' paths? Or at least generate a log and tell me exactly what file its crashing on? I am trying to compress 2+ TB of images across all my network drives and its crashing constantly. Software works great as long as there arent any too long paths though. Thank you!

[Peter Hoeg]

Couple of things:

1. The repo's last commit was in 2018 but 3.1.0.1 was released in 2020. Has the repo moved?
2. Version 3.1.0.1 registers itself as version 3.1.0 in the registry's uninstall section.

[Yogee]

I must check this. I removed dependency check of .NET Runtime 3.5 in
3.1.0.1 release as it was unnecessary. Thanks for pointing that out.

On Wed, Nov 18, 2020 at 11:36 AM Peter Hoeg peterhoeg@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:

Couple of things:

1. The repo's last commit was in 2018 but 3.1.0.1 was released in
2. Has the repo moved?
3. Version 3.1.0.1 registers itself as version 3.1.0 in the registry's
   uninstall section.

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[Paola Zambrano Monserrate]

Subject: Invitation to collaborate in Usability Survey
Dear Users,

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