Thin Image Upload Java script

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Thin Image Upload is a multiple file uploader specially designed for use on image galleries. Thin Image Upload is a multiple file uploader specially designed for use on image galleries, studios and other websites and applications where users send their images for processing or sharing. Thin Image Upload gives you the option of resizing images before upload, saving time and bandwidth. For visitors to your website, the end users of the product, file sharing becomes as easy as copying from one folder to another.Since Thin Image Upload scales images at the client end. The process does not consume any resources on the server. The resized images are generally much smaller than the originals. Smaller files can be uploaded much faster and consume less bandwidth. By putting your server resources to better usage you will be able to serve many more customers than you do at the moment using the available infrastructure. Another bandwidth saving feature is the ability to filter out files that are not images. Taking one image as input, the applet can produce several files of different sizes as output. If your web application calls for a thumbnail, a medium sized image and to preserve the orignal photo with out change, you would normally do this using a server side scripting language. But with this product, the task can be accomplished using the processing power of the end user's computer.
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