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Sorry about the late response. <br />
I purchased a tiff resizer program that was pretty much drag and drop.<br />
Thanks for the link to the IrfanView though. I will check it out.
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Sorry about the late response.
I purchased a tiff resizer program that was pretty much drag and drop.
Thanks for the link to the IrfanView though. I will check it out.

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We have received hundreds of mutipage uncompressed tifs. I would like to compress these and still keep the tif format.<br />
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What would be the easiest way to do this? Hopefully some batch program that will do it unattended.<br />
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Thanks!
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We have received hundreds of mutipage uncompressed tifs. I would like to compress these and still keep the tif format.

What would be the easiest way to do this? Hopefully some batch program that will do it unattended.

Thanks!

Compressing 100s of Multipage Tifs

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