Well, Steve, I like it! Simple and easy-to-navigate design, clear categories, good subjects, some great pictures and fast-loading - well done. The main Ulverston picture sometimes needs a refresh to show up (in Firefox) and the table of galleries displays slightly differently in Firefox than IE7 or IE8, but overall, a great result.

Ray.

I think that you'll find it only handles RAW files. If you're shooting in .jpg format, they won't appear.

Ray.

No!

Ray.

Yes, I believe it's impossible. I'm surprised that iceblinker managed to get it loaded on two computers, as I couldn't load it on my laptop just now (as an experiment), it said that it was already registered.

It appears that once the licence is registered, it will be prevented from re-registration by the company database. I can find nothing about licence transfer either.

Ray.

That's unlikely - the serial number/registration process ties the software to one machine, as far as I can tell.

Ray.

This Category Three cyclone passed close by on January 31st. 2008, while we were in Mauritius. The reef, protecting our lagoon, is about 500 metres off-shore and the waves at the reef usually 60cms to 1 metre high. These, however, were between 4 and 5 metres high.

No trouble or damage to us or our belongings, but a fairly tense 24 hours.




K10D, 100 ISO, 300mm, 1/500 sec. F9.5 Hyper Program, RAW

Ray.

I've no idea what Adobe Contribute is, but the way I do it is:

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
var win;
function showImage(img,w,h) {
var url = img;
windowName = "imagewin";
params = "";
params += "toolbar=0,";
params += "location=0,";
params += "directories=0,";
params += "status=0,";
params += "menubar=0,";
params += "scrollbars=1,";
params += "resizable=1,";
params += "width="+ (w + 10) +",";
params += "height="+ (h + 10);

if(!win) {
win = window.open(url, windowName, params);
win.focus(); }
else {
win.close();
win = window.open(url, windowName, params);
win.focus();
}
}
//-->
</script>

Then:

<a href="javascript:showImage('(image file)',(img file size in window, e.g. 500,375))"><img src="(thumbnail file name)" border="0"></a>

Ignore brackets where emboldened. HTH

Ray.

That's what it does, the window is not resizeable. The view is adjustable, however (see below).

You need to open the file in the Pentax Browser first, then call up the Laboratory software using the icon second from right at the top of the Browser programme. Once loaded, click on the magnifying glass icon and choose a zoom factor from 25% to 400%, then use the scroll bars in the resultant window.

Regarding other software, the full version of SilkyPix is superb. The interface can be a little daunting at first, as can the size of the help file, but it really is worth the effort.

There's an excellent tutorial here by MattMatic. HTH

Ray.

I use an Epson Stylus Photo R265 - 6-colour ink system, stunning A4 borderless prints and does printable CDs/DVDs too.

Ray.

Did you really delete Elements, or uninstall it? If you deleted it, you may find that re-installing it, then uninstalling it will remove the registry clash. Did you get any error messages in either the first Elements install, or anything subsequently to do with Elements?

Ray