How do I resize a group of images in a file?

[edee]

Win 11 / ADv2

I know I have done this a dozen times, but I can't remember how.

I have a group of .png's in a file. I need to resize all of them.  I know there is a way to select them all and resize them without manually bringing them all into AD one at a time, but I can't remember how.

Anyone remember? 
Thanks. 

[walt.farrell]

Just a comment: You say "Win 11" but you posted this in the iPad Questions forum, rather than the Desktop Questions forum.

A moderator can move it for you.

And a clarification: Your title says "not in a file" and your post says "in a file". Please clarify which you mean, and where the PNGs live.

(If the question were about Photo, not Designer, and if the files are in a file system directory, the answer might be "use File > New Batch Job".

[edee]

40 minutes ago, walt.farrell said:

(If the question were about Photo, not Designer, and if the files are in a file system directory, the answer might be "use File > New Batch Job".

Thank you for your reply. 
Sorry about the category mix up, I wish something read "AD v2 Windows", but I can't ever find one. 

Thank you for answering the question, I didn't remember that it was in Photo. 
I loathe AP and use AD for everything, I forget that is the reason AP is still on my laptops. 

Thanks again. 

[walt.farrell]

You're welcome.

[R C-R]

2 hours ago, edee said:

Sorry about the category mix up, I wish something read "AD v2 Windows", but I can't ever find one. 

There are no separate questions' forums for each of the desktop apps or for ones just for Windows or Macs because most of the time, except for certain details, the answers will apply equally well to all of them, so if there were separate forums users looking for answers would have to search through all of them, or create topics that basically were duplicates of ones already started.

Of course, any questions about using the apps on Windows or Macs would never belong in the iPad forum because the features & UI of those versions are quite different from the desktop ones.