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Enter a name for your folder. To share it, enter also
an album name. Be certain that the option "Protect
Album with Password" is not set. The transfer
settings control the resolution to be used when
images are posted to the MediaCenter. |
Next, select your choice of images from the StudioLine
Image Archive and drag them into the MediaCenter
folder you just created. These images will be
automatically uploaded to MediaCenter on the Web. |
In MediaCenter, create a new folder for the slide
show by right-clicking the parent or root folder, and
selecting "New Folder." |
You can change the order of your images anytime by
clicking an image with the left mouse button and dragging
it to the desired location. Descriptions and keywords can
be modified or inserted directly in MediaCenter. |
To create a slide show for your web site, right-click the
slide show’s folder and select "Embed Album on your
Website". You will be able to select the style and size for
your slide show. |
StudioLine Web users can select "Generate IFRAME code for use in StudioLine Web". Copy the resulting HTML code and
paste it into an HTML object in the StudioLine Web “Page Editor”. The slide show will display at the location and in the
size of the HTML object. |
Copy the generated HTML code and paste it to a suitable location on your web page to treat your visitors to an attractive
slide show of your images. |
Adding or removing images in MediaCenter dynamically updates the slide show - there is no need to modify or
republish your web page! |
Use MediaCenter to Present a Slide Show on Your Web Page: |
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Customizable for each slide show: auto-start, timer, continuous loop and background color. |
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The slide show can be switched to full-screen display. |
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The slide show provides a link to an album view of the images. |
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Updates to the slide show are performed in MediaCenter. There’s no need to change your web site. |
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The slide show is compatible with all Internet-enabled devices, such as PCs, tablets, smartphones, mobile phones or TVs. |