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It's kind of urgent, I'm going to up the points to 250
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It's kind of urgent, I'm going to up the points to 250

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I've heard that imageready in Photoshop is the best image compression program there is.<br />
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I am using PSP8. I am wondering if there are any filters/plug-ins out there that is as fast as Imageready.
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I've heard that imageready in Photoshop is the best image compression program there is.

I am using PSP8. I am wondering if there are any filters/plug-ins out there that is as fast as Imageready.

image compression filters

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