Samsung SF-565PR Win 2000/xp/2003/vista/2008/win 7(32,64bit) ( 20.6 - Page 72

Web Publisher Overview Samsung Web Publisher is a tool for organising a set of cross-referenced HTML pages, containing images, and publishing them on a Web server or storing them in a local folder. In general, your work with Web Publisher looks as follows: • You create a project defining its name, location and some other options regarding to image format and HTML generating. • Then you add images you want to publish in the Web, to your project. • Finally, you configure account options and upload the project to the Web server. Samsung Web Publisher provides two kinds of pages: an index page and a picture page. An index page is a page, which contains thumbnails of images you added to the project. A picture page is a page, which contains a single full-size image. An index page can include references either to a picture page or to another index page. In the latter case this reference will be presented with the icon instead of a thumbnail. Thus, the structure of the index and picture pages in your project is similar to the Windows folders concept, where index pages can be considered folders while picture pages are similar to files. Like folders can contain subfolders, index pages can contain another index pages. The primarily index page, which is called home page you can mention as a root folder. At any time you can transform a picture page into index page by adding an image to that page. In this case the picture page will be moved to the descendant level and a new index page will be created instead. It will contain thumbnails referring to the full-size pictures of the existing and just added image. And of course, you have an opportunity to navigate through your pages. Web publisher provides navigation to the previous page at the same level, next page at the same level, upper level page, and the home page. To jump to a direct descendant image page, you have to click an appropriate thumbnail. Image Manager 3.17