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- EquiProRT
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- I really do like your scrolling feature on the frontpage. I wish that I had the skills to add that to my site, but the instructional video on Slideshow Pro made my head spin. Maybe I need to revisit it when I am fresh.
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- Fernando Lemos
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Thanks yccreative for all your comments and feedback.
The slideshow pro that i use in the main page uses the other component for the same people
called thumbgrid http://slideshowpro.net/products/slideshowpro_thumbgrid/ . With Slideshow pro you can have external captions on a text field.
So what i did is inside each caption I had a a rotating images that in reality is a small album running as well from slideshowpro. I just paced with enough time so that 3 small pictures can display before the main picture change.
I'm here to help as well so if you have any questions feel free to ask.
Take care
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- EquiProRT
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Thanks Fernando.
I want to get my sites up SOON. I'd like to have the thumbgrid feature on each of my products page BUT, the slideshowpro tutorial - this one -
slideshowpro.net/help/screencasts/01_SSP_Intro.php
he lost me about 20 seconds in!
I think that I'll try something simpler for now, and then I can take time over the next 6 months or so, and start to learn such things. I know that I am capable of doing it, but I'm pretty exhausted from learning enough to get as far as I am.
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- Fernando Lemos
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Hello again
The tutorial that you should follow is the following:
http://wiki.slideshowpro.net/SSPScreencasts/Screencast4
This one is a good tutorial, and it's not easy to implement.
Let me know if you need some help.
Take Care
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- EquiProRT
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Went through everything on that site and just purchased Adobe Lightroom 2.1 so that I can use
SlideShowPro DIRECTOR, which I think will be a good fit for me AND I think that I can use it to help deal with my photos outside of my website.
Thanks for the direction! - Last Edit: 15 years 10 months ago by EquiProRT.
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- EquiProRT
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- I'm currently watching the SlideshowPro Director overview video. Actually, unless it requires the Adobe Flash, THIS might be a good choice for me. Predominantly, I have professional photos taken in large .tiff files. The tend to be a consistent size or two. Before, I have manually configured and compressed them for the web. SlideshowPro Director would be a good choice for me because I can load those large originals into a file and let SSP Director optimize them and publish them on the fly in my site. Back to the instructional vid.
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- EquiProRT
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- OK, I LOVE SlideshowPro Director. It looks like the PERFECT solution to what I need. However, I MUST find out how to deal with the Adobe Flash CS4 issue. I DON'T have $400+ for this. I'm off to dig around. If you have any help on this issue, it would be greatly appreciated.
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- EquiProRT
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I can get Adobe Lightroom 2.1 for $149, which is the very outside of my budget. I need to see if all of the features would work with this Lightroom. Here's the site:
buyprosoft.com/store/products/MAC-%252d-...52d-Full-Retail.html
Hmmm Slideshow Pro and Director WILL work with this, but Slideshow Pro GRID requires FLASH.
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- Fernando Lemos
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Hello again
You can download the trial version of flash cs4 and play for a month or if you are a student you can buy for $249.
Have a look in here
https://store1.adobe.com/cfusion/store/index.cfm?store=OLS-EDU&view=ols_cat&catType=STUDENTS&catID=STUDENTS&nr=0&keyword=flash#view=ols_prod&categoryOid=1884429&category=/Applications/FlashP&loc=en_us&store=OLS-EDU
I hope it helps you.
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- EquiProRT
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- That's really out of my budget, but thanks. I decided to go with something a little simpler, even though I love what you have done. I purchased Adobe Lightroom and I will give Director a try. Sort of easing into a more realistic level for me. I can't wait to see how I do!
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