Re: How
anon101
Not really sure what you mean by "graphic file ripper",
normally you would rip a CD or DVD.
Assuming that you talking about graphic file conversions/compression:
Most graphic editors such as Photoshop or PaintShop Pro have
built in Batch graphic file conversion/compression utilities.
For Photoshop its a 2 stage process.
1. Create an Action. (Windows->Actions)
You create a new action -
(Give it a name -"Change to BMP Format")
Press "Begin Recording"
Then process a single file,
open the file
change saved format/compression
Then Press "Stop Recording"
2. File->Automatic->Batch
You select your created action
"Change to BMP Format"
You select file/files or folder as source
You select a destination folder or replace source file
and run.
hth's aen
>Hi y'all,
>
>I'm looking for a graphic files ripper and I found this little
>utility called multiextractor from http://multiextractor.com
>
>Does anyone else use it? Is it worth its price?
>
>Regards