Looking for thumbnail creator

[John Mc Gerr]

If the one you already have works fine then why do you want a different one?
Is there some particular feature you need? Just curious.
John Mc Gerr
"Freedy Moo" <fredd...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> What is the best thumbnail creator??? I have found one at
>
http://www.5star-shareware.com/Graphics/Image-Viewers/express-thumbnail.html
> And I like it - it is easy to use and powerful. But maybe
> there is another, better thumbnail creator? Please advise.
>
> Please respond me to this email address: fredd...@hotmail.com
>
> Thanks in Advance!
>
> Bye-bye,
> Freddy

[Kristin Bernhardsen]

How about the one inside Photoshop, under the File > Automate > Web Photo
Gallery? It creates the web pages as well. If you're not interested in that,
you can easily create your own, by doing what you want on a picture,
resizing it to the wanted size - while you record your actions. Then you go
under File > Automate > Batch... and run your new action on the entire
folder with pictures.
Kristin b.

"John Mc Gerr" <jm...@eircom.net> wrote in message
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[j...@jaisunphoto.com]

I'm a Photoshop newbie with 6.0. I'm also a photographer who's been
trying to come up with an easy way to make thumbnail pages for my web
site, but they have to be easily editable. So far, I've found the same
difficulty with Automate/Web File Gallery that I used to have in
Micrografx Picture Publisher's thumbnail wizard.

It seems that the automated wizards ask for a source file, then create
the new thumbnail page out of everything in that folder. What I want
to be able to do is customize my pages, by clicking on the images I
want on any given page and in any given order. Then I want to be able
to edit the text/captions under each thumbnail. So far, the only way
I've come up with is to copy the entire coding into HotDog Pro (my web
authoring program), then cut and paste til the cows come home. There
must be an easier way.

JJ

[Stephane]

Hi,
Why don't you create a new folder with the pictures you want on your
contactsheet?
If you use windoze you can create a new "send to" folder
et voila!

Stephane

[Ballacoilupi]

take a look at this thumbnail and web page creator ARLES (really good)
http://www.digitaldutch.com/arles/
or at this one (the same all config one) GalleryMakerPro
http://www.thegrid.net/sjpsoftware/gmp/index.html

hope this will help you
ciao
Ballacoilupi (dance with wolves)

On Sun, 15 Jul 2001 22:21:01 GMT, j...@jaisunphoto.com wrote:

>I'm a Photoshop newbie with 6.0. I'm also a photographer who's been
>trying to come up with an easy way to make thumbnail pages for my web
>site, but they have to be easily editable. So far, I've found the same
>difficulty with Automate/Web File Gallery that I used to have in
>Micrografx Picture Publisher's thumbnail wizard.
>
>It seems that the automated wizards ask for a source file, then create
>the new thumbnail page out of everything in that folder. What I want
>to be able to do is customize my pages, by clicking on the images I
>want on any given page and in any given order. Then I want to be able
>to edit the text/captions under each thumbnail. So far, the only way
>I've come up with is to copy the entire coding into HotDog Pro (my web
>authoring program), then cut and paste til the cows come home. There
>must be an easier way.

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[Ballacoilupi]

On Mon, 16 Jul 2001 07:14:56 +0200, Ballacoilupi <xxx...@xxx4u.net>
wrote:
....or you can look at this that is freeware

http://www.dominativ.com/thotor/index.html

[zippp]

IrfanView is not bad. It will also handle the psd format image files