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The reception at my office decided to change the resolution on the high-volume scanner from black and white bitmap to greyscale last year. &nbsp;Now we have over 90GB of images all in greyscale.<br />
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Does anyone know of a program that will batch convert these images to black and white? &nbsp;Am I stuck? &nbsp;I am searching this site: <a href="http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/imageprocessing/" rel="ugc">http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/imageprocessing/</a>&nbsp; &nbsp; but there are so many out there, and none seem to specialize in it. &nbsp;<br />
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Any kind of information would be appreciated. &nbsp;Our system is Windows 2000 workstations and server.<br />
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Thank you very much.<br />
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Michael
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The reception at my office decided to change the resolution on the high-volume scanner from black and white bitmap to greyscale last year.  Now we have over 90GB of images all in greyscale.

Does anyone know of a program that will batch convert these images to black and white?  Am I stuck?  I am searching this site: http://graphicssoft.about.com/od/imageprocessing/    but there are so many out there, and none seem to specialize in it.  

Any kind of information would be appreciated.  Our system is Windows 2000 workstations and server.

Thank you very much.

Michael

Batch Converting images from Greyscale to Black and White

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