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Adding captions to files
Q: How do I add image comments/descriptions to the slideshow?
A: There are two ways to do this,
1) add an EXIF comment to each image.
A google search will return many free tools that enable you to edit the EXIF comments section of a JPEG.
Use the <EXIF_COMMENT> in the template.html file to display this data.
2) Create a pics.txt file.
Create a text file that lists each image name and description on a new line separated by a semi colon.
for example each line would look like this:
my_house.JPG;This is my house.
NO BLANK LINES!
A quick way to generate a pics.txt file with image names is to use the command prompt.
ls *.jpg > pics.txt in linux or OS X
dir /b *.jpg > pics.txt at a dos prompt in windows
You will need edit this in a text editor to add the semi colon and
desription.
In order to create captions, you can simply create a text file named pics.txt. Seperate the filename from the Title by using the semi-colon character.
Here is a 4 line example of a pics.txt file:
greg.jpg;Me
dog.png;My dog John
cat;
tux.jpg;My friend Tux
(Not all pics need a description)
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Last update: 2006-11-09 03:25
Author: HIM Support
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