Detailed information about how the program works

• How the settings affect the gallery
• The FTP settings
• Save/Load: Once you have created your gallery, you can save the gallery. New images can then be added to an existing gallery. Simply load the gallery and add new images or make changes to the settings are re-upload.
• Captions: Use the caption editor to add or edit image captions. Select the picture from the list on the bottom. The image will be displayed in full size and you can enter a caption. Click next to go onto the next image. Click done when you have finished adding captions.
  
  The captions are stored in the JPEG image itself as IPTC data. If you aren't using JPEG images, the captions will be lost when the program is shut down. If you are using the photo gallery software Picasa to organize your photos, the captions entered in Picasa will be loaded by this program.
• Checked/Un-checked images: Only checked images will be converted and uploaded to your web page. When you load images into the program they start checked. After "Generate Page" is pressed, the images are un-checked. Also, when a gallery is loaded, the images will start un-checked. If you add images to a gallery only the new images need to be checked. If you change any of the settings or captions for the images in your gallery, you don't have to re-check the images since they don't need to be uploaded again.
• PHP: Your web page needs to have PHP installed to display the gallery. Also, when the ZIP file is uploaded instead of individual files, the ZIP file is un-compressed using PHP.
• Permissions: The GalleryBuilder will create the directories that you list in the FTP info if they don't already exist. These directories and the files that are uploaded are all owned by the user specified in the FTP site info popup. However, PHP scripts run without any special permissions as user 'nobody'. This means that if you want the program to be able to unzip the uploaded archive, you need to open up permissions on the gallery directory.