I'm still curious about this ... > But then, I would like to re-save them as JPEG's... So my question is: > > Q: What is the best way to re-save save a JPEG after modifying the picture? > > 1a - format options = baseline standard - baseline optimized or > progressive? > > 1b - image quality = ? ( no need to save it at a larger file size than the > original) - so which quality would closest match the original - how do I > figure that out? Is there a "one size fits all" for this? Also, I'm curious about how to best deal with a larger collection. For my basic needs, I find that I have 2 basic classes of photographs - the good ones I want to display and then the others that are not as good - but I do not want to throw out, and that like to keep as an archive somewhere. Also, separating things in folders will help slide-show type programs like graphic converter that can display the contents of a particular folder... Question: what's the best way to separate these on the hard drive? - should I make 2 folders for each photo event? - like ... Bob's birthday and Bob's birthday archive? That would mean and making lots of folders - but it does seem to solve my problem of keeping the separated... Any other ideas? -- Thanks - RevDave Lists at domains4days.com [db-lists] Check out some great Domain Names at: http://www.domains4days.com