Multiple Slideshows

As you may remeber from my oral presentation, I was having some trouble with getting more than one slideshow into my site. Well Prof. C figured it out!

I thought I would pass along the following:

In the final folder create a set of new folders (as many as the number of slides you want to have) and name them 1, 2,3 ,4, etc. Make a first web gallery, and select the folder 1 as a destination folder. Repeat for the second, third, and so on, so each of the galleries is in their own directory.

Slice the page. When you are writing URLs, write 1/index.html, 2/index.html, etc. and save it in the final directory.

Should work. Just make sure that it also work after you copy the whole site on the CD.

Good luck!

Adobe Dayz

This week some Adobe software guys came Bristol and did a demo of there latest software, including Photoshop and Illistrator. It was pretty cool seeing the new features of CS3, and how each of the programs can be used independantly or in conjunction on design, video and animation projects.

Anyway the coolest part was when they talked about the Vanishing Point filter, and showed an example of how you can turn a 2D picture of a building into a 3D animation. They also talked about how Martin Scorsese was so impressed with it that he used the vanishing point filter in "The departed" to trace the inside of a set and add movement to an otherwise static camera shot, pretty cool stuff.

Any way here's a link to their blogs, which they update often and has some pretty cool stuff on it. http://blogs.adobe.com/ See ya in class,
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