>> I will see if Alagad has a sharpening option. It is not only a matter of sharpening. The quality depends mostly on the algorithm used to reduce the image. Some algorithms just drop some pixels and keep one pixel every n pixels. This not good. Good algorithm will also interpolate every remaining pixel between its disappearing neighbors. Also, for a gif file, the number of colors must be increased to 32 bits first, then the image is reduced, then a new optimized 256 colors palette is defined. Most available tags wont do this, except ImageCR.
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