Free resize windows software for mac

Tidy Up Windows is a small AppleScript which re-align the windows generated by Eudora. I like to have a vertical toolbar on the left hand side of my screen, adjacent to that I like to have the mailboxes window and then all my mailbox and mail message windows overlaid adjacent to the mailboxes list.

This script will re-align all open window, resizing and repositioning them so they stay in a nice neat arrangement.

Completly freeware.

Resize to Page Bounds is a small AppleScript that resizes any element (shape, graphic, etc.) to the closest boundary of the page while retaining the proportions of the graphic.

Completly freeware.

AutoResizer is an easy-to-use utility that automatically:
- Finds all image files in the source folder
- Resizes the images to your new dimensions
- Change formats (JPG, PNG, or TIFF)
- Add a prefix and/or postfix
- Puts the resulting images into your destination folder (your originals images are untouched)
Use AutoResizer to resize and reformat dozens, hundreds, even thousands of images quickly, efficiently, and easily.

BatchResize'em 1.1 is an advanced tool which is designed specially for users unfamiliar with Automator.

This application enables you to batch resize images by simply entering the number of pixels required in the new images' width or by indicating the percentage required of the original size. The resulting images are created preserving the width to height ratio. Supported formats include: BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, PDF, PICT, PNG and TIFF. Note that the location you choose for the resulting images must be different from that of the originals.

WindowDragon allows windows to be dragged by clicking anywhere on their structures. It also allows all of an applications windows to be dragged in tandem.
WindowDragon is configured from the APE Manager preference pane. To access the WindowDragon configuration window, choose System Preferences from the Apple Menu, click on the APE Manager icon, and choose WindowDragon from the Application Enhancers list on the left side of the window.
Clicking the "Drag Anywhere" checkbox toggles the feature on and off. To set the desired mouse and modifier key combination to be used for Drag Anywhere functionality, hold the modifiers down and click the box next to the "Drag Anywhere" text with the appropriate mouse button. The box will be updated to reflect your new settings.
Clicking the "Bring Window to Front" checkbox allows you to toggle between WindowDragons two window dragging behaviors. If "Bring Window to Front" is enabled, the window that is being dragged will become the front window. If the feature is turned off, the window will not be brought forward. Holding down the command key while using "Drag Anywhere" will use the alternate behavior.
The "Drag All" feature is similar to "DragAnywhere" except that it allows you to drag all of an applications windows at once.
Enhancements:
- WindowDragon is out of beta, which means no more annoying expiration dates! Rejoice!
- Fixed a "Resize Anywhere" bug that caused windows from occasionally continuing to resize after the mouse button had been released. Apparently this fix also eliminated a bug where drawers in windows that had been resized wouldnt always respond correctly to mouse clicks (?)
- The "Bring Window To Front" option cannot be disabled for the Resize Anywhere and Drag Anywhere functions if Mouse 1 is used. This is because I havent figured out a way to prevent Cocoa apps from coming forward when mouse 1 is used to click on a window.
- Removed some unneeded console output.
- Macromedia Flash 7 apparently doesnt like the Resize Anywhere function, so it this function has been disabled for the app.

Enhancements:

• Getting closer to a release version - Percentage resize - Much faster response

Requirements:

• Mac OS 10.3 or later, for Leopard it is recommended to use 10.5.1