On Saturday, July 26, 2003, at 08:14 AM, Al D'Amanda wrote: > Can anyone refer me to Jag compatible software and/or tutorials, etc > for building my own web pages? > > I am specifically targeting the Web page for sharing personal photos > from my digital camera Well, first, lets go to the cheap/free end of the spectrum: - iPhoto (which you already have) has the ability to build a web page which is kind of like a contact sheet (thumbnail images, which, when clicked, display the full-size image). - Netscape (free download) has a rudimentary web page creation tool, though it doesn't automatically generate matrices of images or web-based slide shows. It does an OK job at being a WYSIWYG HTML page editor. - There is a freeware package known as Gallery, which can create web pages that can run timed picture slideshows in a browser. The main additional requirement here is that the web *server* has to be able to support PHP code. If it's your own web server, then know that Apache fully supports the addition of PHP, and PHP is freely available for download also. - Then we move on to the more serious packages, such as those from Macromedia (Dreamweaver, Flash, Fireworks, etc), and Adobe (GoLive and others), for example. I have Dreamweaver, but at this point, haven't really used it for a whole lot yet. A project for a rainy day. Software in this class tends to cost several hundred dollars. By the way, you may also want to pull down some image manipulation tools such as NetPBM, GraphicConverter, or ImageMagick, so that you can manipulate the images prior to inclusion in the web pages (e.g. resize large images down to sizes that work better for web pages, color balance and/or brighten images, etc, etc)... all of the above are freeware downloads. I ended up creating my own perl script to generate those "contact sheet" picture matrices for myself. You're welcome to a copy of that if you want it. K