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Got my pics from the OKC meet online finally.. actually they've been online a few days but I just finished the thumbnail page last night, check 'em out!
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Mike Great job on the pics. I really like the frog. Who done that. Its really cool!! Like the way you set up you site too! Keep up the good work!
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Awesome stuff! I gotta make it to a meet someday. So much cool stuff in that thumbnail page. Don't see work like that on our portfolio page everyday. Must be great to see so much talent unrestrained by client needs.
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Mike, I'd sure like it if you'd provide me with instructions as to how to generate a page like that. The thumbnails open somewhat quickly and have titles and a new page opens when the expansion of the thumbnail is selected. Please teach me how to do that.
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Adrienne, if you know how to create Actions in Photoshop, Photoshop can whip out ALL the thumbnail images for you in 4 mouse clicks.. plus or minus a click. Then the toughest part is building a thumbnail page but if you use Dreamweaver or FrontPage that's not too hard.
Rick, I built my page by hand using Dreamweaver but the program called "ThumbsPlus" can supposedly generate a thumbnail page with links to the larger versions quite easily. I havent used the program but I know alot of people that have and like it. You might want to check it out.
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Mike Pipes stickerpimp.com Lake Havasu, AZ mike@stickerpimp.com Posts: 8746 | From: Lake Havasu, AZ USA | Registered: Jun 2000
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go check out www.ofoto.com they have software that you download which will put all of your pics up for you right out of whatever file you select. then you can share them with whomever and they can order prints right from the site. Its owned by Kodak and is completely free. (except if you buy the prints) The only thing is I don't know if you could post a link here that would work, but surely someone here could figure it out for us.
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OK, it worked on my 'puter but I'm "signed in" at ofoto.com (which is free). but I don't know if this link will work for anyone elses computer but mine 'cause mine may have a cookie on it that allows me to see them. Let me know. It is so simple to post the pictures though it is mind boggling.
-------------------- Dave Utter D-utterguy on chat Sign Designs Beardstown, Il. signdesigns@casscomm.com Posts: 777 | From: beardstown, illinois, usa | Registered: Mar 1999
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I have Dreamweaver and never figured out how to work it.
Used to use Thumbs, but stepped up to another program I like better called CompuPic Pro. I know it will do that stuff also.
Last time I tried what I remember the problem was getting the thumbnails to enlarge when selected. There was some problem with how I published the links I think.
Mike, If you ever have time to do a brief step by step on how to get from photos on your computer to the online expandible thumbnails, I want to learn.
Thanks
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