Digital Photo Web Slide Show 2002.2

Whats new in version 2002.2:
Update features and bug fixes

Publisher review:
Share your digital photos and images on your web site, locally on your hard drive or on CD-ROM. Digital Photo Web Slide Show allows anyone to view photos or images in your web browser three different ways: 1) Thumbnail Gallery 2) Javascript Slide Show 3) IE55 Slide Show with Transitions. Simply select the folder where your images are located, the type of slide show and click the Start button. Your images will optimized for the selected screen size and compressed for size. The HTML and Javascript is created automatically. There is no manual coding necessary. Now anyone can create a web site of their photos automatically. Advanced users have the option of writing their own templates or modifying the existing templates to meet their specific needs.
Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000

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