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| − | Slideshow lets anyone with a browser automatically see the pictures in your HDA picture directory as a slideshow. Simply put picture | + | Slideshow lets anyone with a browser automatically see the pictures in your HDA picture directory as a slideshow. Simply put picture folders in the HDA pictures folder: |
| − | + | <pre><nowiki>\\hda\pictures</nowiki></pre> | |
| − | <pre><nowiki> | ||
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| − | </nowiki></pre> | ||
| − | + | ==Viewing Pictures== | |
| − | = Exporting Pictures from Picasa = | + | There are two ways to do this at the moment: |
| + | * invoke the Slideshow app directly to see them | ||
| + | * use CoolIris (a browser plugin from http://cooliris.com) for a dynamic view of from your pictures on a 3-D wall | ||
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| + | == Exporting Pictures from Picasa == | ||
One feature of Slideshow is that it seamlessly supports Google's [http://picasa.google.com/ Picasa] picture folders, including captions | One feature of Slideshow is that it seamlessly supports Google's [http://picasa.google.com/ Picasa] picture folders, including captions | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 1 November 2008
Slideshow
Slideshow lets anyone with a browser automatically see the pictures in your HDA picture directory as a slideshow. Simply put picture folders in the HDA pictures folder:
\\hda\pictures
Viewing Pictures
There are two ways to do this at the moment:
- invoke the Slideshow app directly to see them
- use CoolIris (a browser plugin from http://cooliris.com) for a dynamic view of from your pictures on a 3-D wall
Exporting Pictures from Picasa
One feature of Slideshow is that it seamlessly supports Google's Picasa picture folders, including captions !
This is how to create Slideshows from Picasa folders:
- In a Picasa picture folder, edit your picture originals and captions as you would normally do
- Select all the pictures in a folder that you want to export (note: it's common to forget selecting pictures.)
- Right-click on the folder you want to export and click on "Export as HTML page ..."
- In the "Export as HTML Page" Window, select your preferred size (800x600 is good enough for typical monitors).
- Click on "Browse..." and navigate to the \\hda\pictures network locationm then click on "Next >"
- In the "Select a Web Page Template" window, select "XML Code" and click on "Finish".
