Batch picture tagging and resizing

I had a guy design me a company logo that i want to put in the bottom corner of all my photos. I've been using Faststone Image Resizer for a while and it worked fine for text, but cant get my logo to work.

I like to do a batch resize and tag to certain folders, and want to know how to do this with my logo. Is there another program that works better?

www.Burrellimages.com that lead logo is what i want added, but i want it to have no background. The designer built me one with no background (so you could see the picture through it like the logo itself is floating), but we cant get it to work on a picture. We've tried it as a gif and everything.

PLEASE HELP!!

I am fairly sure you can do this in photoshop by creating an action if nothing else, but I am not positive and not sure what specific steps would be needed.

Are you using PS and if so what version?

Elements 2.0

Ok, i see where to do a "batch" resize in PS, but cant you set a function that can be saved for later use in batch? Like to put my logo in the bottom right corner of every pic in a folder at once?

Come on guys help!!!!

I don't know about elements, but regular photoshop, you can use the actions pallet, choose new action, give it a name, then start recording. While it's recording, resize a picture, then put the logo on it, then hit the stop recording button.

After that, go to file > actions, and pick your action. There are options for source and destination. Choose your folder for the source, and for destination, choose "save and close".

Run it on a test folder first. I do this myself. It takes a whole folder full of images, resizes them, adds information to the 'credits' and 'copyright' section of the JPEG info, and adds a logo.

I dont see any actions pallet in elements 2.0 PLEASE HELP!! i have several folders ive been wanting to tag with my logo as soon as i got it, but my current program (Fastone) wont let me use a PSD file to tag

I wonder if IrfanView can do this. I know it can do it with text, not sure about an image. Even CS2 makes this a bit difficult, with just elements it'd be even harder.