JAlbum is much mo' flexible/skinnable. However....200-400 images a week will
make you loco in about 2 months (I know).
You WILL also want IrFanview so you can batch process, resize, optimize,
rename your images...it's free and extremely good.
You WILL also need a good image sorter (for lack of a better term that I
can't think of). I use ACDSee Pro but the free google thing Picassa is good
too, once you get used to it. I shoot lots of pix every month and it's a
nightmare to rate/sort images without a program like ACDSee or whatever you
choose for this....something to organize your workflow, culling/sorting of
images.
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| I just purchased (haven't opened yet) Photoshop Elements. PS is not in my
| budget right now. I downloaded Arles Image Web Page Creator 6.2, but
haven't
| tried it yet. I am hoping one of them will work well.
|
| Doug
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| >
| >
| > "Dave B." wrote:
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| > > Also, if you have Photoshop, it has a not too bad gallery creator.
| > >
| > > | > > > Thank you Dave for your input. I looked at Jalbum a little. I will
go back
| > > > and take a longer look.
| > > > Doug
| > > >
| > > > "Dave B." wrote:
| > > >
| > > >> If you want a free solution, look at Jalbum, stay away from
Fronpages
| > > >> galleries!
| > > >>
| > > >> | > > >> >I am in charge of my daughter's very large drill team web site. I
will
| > > >> >post
| > > >> > 200 -400 photos per week. I would also like to have 3 options for
size
| > > >> > of
| > > >> > photo for users to chose from. I am considering placing a small
photo
| > > >> > on
| > > >> > my
| > > >> > site and theothers on a photo gallery site. Thank you for your
help.
| > > >> > Doug
| > > >> > (e-mail address removed)
| > > >>
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