JAlbum Attempts to speed up uploading by only uploading files with different sizes. JAlbum has an integrated FTP client that makes publishing your album on a server a snap. If this bothers you, just flip quickly back and forth between this section and the "Main" section and the background processing will stop. This is because scaled-down previews are created in the background for fast browsing using the scroll bar. If you drag and drop many large images onto this section, the program might seem sluggish and slow. If you have rotated images in a previously generated album, you will have to use "Rebuild all" too. Remember to go to the "Main" section and press "Make album" after making changes here in order to have them show up in your generated album. Non-jpeg images will have their comments stored in separate. This is a standardized way to store comments and is practical as the comment is carried along with the image instead of being stored in some proprietary config file (as some other generators do). Write comment button -Store comments/annotations inside the "JPEG comment" section of JPEG images.Comment field -Enter comments/annotations to images here.
If an image ends up distorted (can happen), use the undo button. Note! These operations apply directly to the original images. Lossless manipulation buttons -Rotates, mirrors and flips JPEG images losslessly.Rename button -Rename files to new name entered in the label field.Label field -Displays the base file name (without extension) and allows for simple renaming of files.Scroll bar -Use the scroll bar to the right to browse through the images you have loaded for editing.Dragging and dropping images does not add the images to the album itself, it just allows editing. You can also drag and drop folders and images onto this section for editing. "Get images from album" button -Loads the images from the current album for editing (the root album folder).The operations in this section preserve the original file date so image ordering on file date stays intact. The functions here apply directly to the original images, so keeping backups of your original images is always recommended in case something would go wrong. This section allows you to easily add comments/annotations to images and to perform lossless JPEG rotation. View album -Preview resulting web album in your browser.Select this when image size need not be changed Make album -Create a web album but don't rescale existing or unchanged images (a lot faster).Rebuild album -Create a web album by rescaling all images (slower).
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Copy original images -Copy original images to output directory.Location -Specify another location for the output.Make slides -Make a slide show with next/previous buttons and display of image details.Process subdirectories -Make a web of a hierachy of image folders.Output to image directory -Put the resulting album in the image directory.Image directory -Drag and drop a folder containing JPEG images here.Here you can select image directory, output directory, common album settings and control album generation. Now let's go through each and every element of the interface. If you haven't yet created an album, look at the Quick start first. There are quite many buttons and settings here, but you generally only have to do a couple of steps in order to create and view an album. JAlbum is based on a single window with a couple of fields and buttons divided into two tab pages.
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