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On 24/12/12 07:19, Simon Robert -Cottage wrote:
This option would certainly appeal to me, if I wanted to store my photos on the net somewhere/somehow. Just being able to do exactly what you wanted with them would be nice :-) Not sure how the costs would compare to the other options.On 22/12/12 15:25, Roland Tarver wrote:if you wish to store picks with your own hosting company on your own website there is the option of using digikam, a great photo library application, which along with basic editing has a dozen or so export to photo sharing sites and one which will export and generate HTML pages complete with thumbnails, navigation and a choice of 5 or 6 styles. Just upload the generated folders to your site and add a link to the home page.Hi Folks,If my typically shocking memory serves, someone here recently posted asking for information about storing photos on line. Co-incidentally I have just come across the following project(s) which might be of use...http://opensource.com/life/12/12/open-photo Cheers roly :-)Of course for blogging you need to do some basic HTML editing on relevant pages to add text. But even my minimal skills are up to this and once you have a basic format you can just cut and past it and just change the content. Same goes for the links on the home page.OK, this is not a zencart for pic sharing and maybe not great if you upload gzillions of photos every week and want to write long essays, but a suggestion.Simon
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