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Author Re: Is this amenable to a Script? - You might try JAlbum
lutz

2005-02-16, 11:18 pm

Hi Terry,

you might try a program like J-Album ( http://jalbum.net/ or another
one at http://www.through-the-lens.net/ ).
It is free, inserts the captions automatically, does the resizing and
provides lots of templates. It saves a lot of work and the results can
easily look professional.

lutz





Terry Pinnell wrote:
> I've just got around to finishing a web page showing photos of my
> second Thames Path walk (last August). As you see, the pages for both
> years consist of a table of largish 'thumbnails'
> http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/terryp...03/Photos03.htm
> http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/terryp...alkphotos04.htm
> and clicking one displays a larger picture.
>
> But that larger version has no caption. For the 2003 photos I
> laboriously added them to each image. (Not very successfully; like
> film subtitles, readability varies widely dependent on the image.)

But
> that issue apart, I'm wondering if I could use PSP 8 to develop a
> script that would take my existing captions, probably via Windows XP
> clipboard, and get it into the photos? I'd take the opportunity to
> improve visibility by making them say black text inside a white
> rectangle.
>
> Or is this too complex for a script novice? Any suggestions would be
> appreciated please.
>
> --
> Terry, West Sussex, UK


Terry Pinnell

2005-02-17, 6:51 pm

"lutz" <lllfff@gmx.net> wrote:

>Hi Terry,
>
>you might try a program like J-Album ( http://jalbum.net/ or another
>one at http://www.through-the-lens.net/ ).
>It is free, inserts the captions automatically, does the resizing and
>provides lots of templates. It saves a lot of work and the results can
>easily look professional.
>
>lutz

Thanks, lutz. Yes, had same recommendation from elsewhere couple of
days ago and am experimenting with JAlbum now. Bit daunting, with all
those options, but looks every bit as good as you say!

--
Terry, West Sussex, UK

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