Hi Nathan - The standard response to this question is "Use ImageMagick!" You didn't say what kind of system you have, but if it's Linux, you should have ImageMagick. IM includes a whole raft of useful utilities, but you probably want convert for this problem. Try "man convert" for details. There are oodles of options, but you probably want to use -geometry WxH to specify the desired dimensions of your thumbnails. Actually, you probably want to set W and H to the maximum desired thumbnail dimensions, as convert preserves aspect ratio unless specifically told otherwise.
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