> Same here - to set the web page image size, I've been scaling pics for > the web using an ImageReady droplet, re-importing them to iPhoto, and > making .Mac web pages from those right-sized pics. SR That's a good idea. I hadn't thought of that. Creative use of iPhoto combined with Photoshop. I expect iPhoto will have some new features (along with a hefty speed increase) pretty soon. I hope scaling for web slide shows is built in. >> If a person wanted to really dive in and/or learn for the future, >> Photoshop has a nifty feature to take a folder of images and build >> folders of thumbnails of the photos *and* the "full-sized" pictures, >> and even build all the html to show them as a slide show. > > That's interesting - where is that? I've been using droplets to scale > photos for the web, and another droplet to make thumbnails. Works > great, but I have to make the HTML by hand. > Photoshop > File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery > When I go to File, I have a menu option called "Export" and there I > have choices of "File Export", "Web Page" and "QuickTime". I am using > iPhoto 2.0. > > Joe Excellent. Thank you to Joe, Susan and Scott. I had never found that feature before. Too bad it doesn't export to the automatic slide show builder on .Mac. But I suppose you could just drag it to the same folder with the iDisk open. I'll fiddle with that when I have time. Stephen Hart http://eugraph.com