AFELO 11.10

Publisher review:
Shrinking images has never been easier before.
AFELO is a wizard based tool allowing you to compress your pictures in just a few steps.
A very user-friendly interface takes you by the hand and guides you through all the choices.
Select the pictures from your camera or any folder on your computer. Supported formats are JPEG, GIF and PNG.
Choose the size of the images for the right purpose: web gallery, slideshow e.a.
You can store the pictures locally on your computer or upload them via FTP or HTTP.
Another benefit is the automated generation of thumbnails and multiple renaming possibilities.
Don't waste your time shrinking each image separately.
Lean back and enjoy watching AFELO completing the task.
Requirements:
Java since Version 1.5

Operating system:
Linux,Linux Gnome,Mac OS X,Unix,Win2000,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Win98,WinVista,WinXP

Release notes:
Major Update

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