• Title: The title is displayed at the top of the gallery page, and as the title of the web page.
• Description: When the gallery is first brought up, the first image will not be displayed. On this first view, you will see all the thumb nails on the left. In the picture frame, the title and description will be displayed
• Home: This will create a link to take the user back to your home page or back to a list of galleries
• Thumbnail Size: Determines the size of the thumb nails displayed. You can also turn off thumb nails. If turned off, the user can use the First/Previous/Next/Last links to navigate between the pictures
• Picture Size: The images produced by modern digital cameras are very large. This allows you to select a smaller size to display. Using a smaller size saves space on your web page and makes your page load quicker. Also, people use different resolutions and if your user has a low screen resolution, they wont be able to see the whole picture at once.
• Include Original Images: If you chose to scale down your original images for speed or size reasons, you can still include the full resolution image. If this box is checked, the original image will be uploaded to your web page along with the scaled down image. The user can click on the small picture to display the full image
• Include Photo's EXIF Data: The EXIF data is data that is saved with the image when recorded by a digital camera. Different brands of camera save different data, but it generally describes the camera settings when the picture was taken. If this option is checked, there will be a link at the bottom of each picture to a table of all the EXIF data.
• Web Background Color: The background color of the web page. You can choose any color, but some web browsers will not be able to display all colors.
• Web Foreground Color: The color of the text on the web page.
• Local: Select either individual files, archive or both to generate the web page or a ZIP file containing all the web files on your local machine. Note: Unless you have a web server with PHP, you will not be able to view these pages correctly. Use this option if you want to use your own software for uploading the web page.
• Upload: Select either individual files, archive, or both to upload the web page to an FTP site. The "individual files" doesn't require any special folder permissions, but is slower than uploading a single archive because the archive is compressed and with individual files, each file is a separate FTP connection.