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This page is answering a question posed on the pmwiki-users mailing list [1]. The %outline% wikistyle is from the Cookbook.WikiStylesPlus recipe.


!!!Process Slideshow
# %outline% You should have only one slide show in the TAKA folder
  * we usually do only one a day
  * You can do 2 a day but must set the iFrame ID of the second one to "2"
# Slideshow folder should be properly named; it usually is  by default.
  If it is not the CGI will break!
# open slide show folder; sort by kind; open all *.txt files in BBEdit
  in one pass.
# These are all the captions; they will not be in order, but it doesn't
  matter
# Proof read and spell check each one carefully. This is the only time
  this is done.
# Check the size of the photos.
  * Max width 360 and height 270 See [[Slideshows.FunctionalSpec]] for
    slide show specs and details
  *  if too big, then run on Droplet to resize for Slide show
  ** Caveat: Adobe terminated ImageReady! if you uninstalled CS2 then our
     droplets won't work... I have a photoshop CS3 droplet but it's "lame"
     because it will not drive thru defaults in some dialogs and you have to
     sit and click OK on on every image being processed in the batch...but it
     works.
# In the GUI for the daily build, the action to set the path to the
  slide show will automatically generate today's folder and move the slide
  show into that folder, BUT you must manuallly upload to the server (see
  below)

Process Slideshow

You should have only one slide show in the TAKA folder
- we usually do only one a day
- You can do 2 a day but must set the iFrame ID of the second one to "2"
Slideshow folder should be properly named; it usually is by default. If it is not the CGI will break!
open slide show folder; sort by kind; open all *.txt files in BBEdit in one pass.
These are all the captions; they will not be in order, but it doesn't matter
Proof read and spell check each one carefully. This is the only time this is done.
Check the size of the photos.
- Max width 360 and height 270 See Slideshows.FunctionalSpec for slide show specs and details
- if too big, then run on Droplet to resize for Slide show
  - Caveat: Adobe terminated ImageReady! if you uninstalled CS2 then our droplets won't work... I have a photoshop CS3 droplet but it's "lame" because it will not drive thru defaults in some dialogs and you have to sit and click OK on on every image being processed in the batch...but it works.
In the GUI for the daily build, the action to set the path to the slide show will automatically generate today's folder and move the slide show into that folder, BUT you must manuallly upload to the server (see below)