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The JStrip 3.3 Build 00305 is an awesome tool that reduces the size of JPEG images without having to sacrifice the quality of image which is something that has never been done so successfully before. This is a great tool for websites that have a lot of traffic because the bandwidth will be decreased if the JPEG size is reduced, the speed of the website will be increased and visitors will not become frustrated by slow bandwidth. This is really important if your website is used to sell something or pass along important information. Frustrated users don’t return to websites. JStrip 3.3 Build 00305 also requires less hard disk space which is great for anyone who has a lot of images to store.
Some of the benefits of JStrip 3.3 Build 00305 include being able to remove comments from images if the user chooses, remove JFIF headers if needed, remove EXIIF data, and several other “add-ons”, such as extra bytes at the end of files, extra bytes or headers at the beginning of files and extra bytes between JPEG blocks. The manipulation of these images makes using them simpler than ever before.
The user also has the option of keeping the original time-stamp of modified files, the ability to process a single file or batch processing, including recursing a folder tree. The user can also browse UNC paths, and the user can check the command line version for batch processing. Filenames can also be changed and the user will not have to use underscores in filenames simplifying JPEG storage even more.
This Freeware, developed by David Crowell is for use by all Windows supported computers. JStrip 3.3 Build 00305 makes managing JPEG images much easier and much more efficient by taking up less space on a hard drive than ever before. Check out this great program today and discover how easy it can be to manage images, and how much space you can save on your computer without sacrificing quality. JStrip 3.3 Build 00305 makes your life easier by making the management of JPEGs easier than it has ever been before.
