Photosite Timesaviour

Photosite Timesaviour Help Logo Topics 1. Welcome to Photosite Timesaviour 2. Quick start guide 3. Putting your site online 4. Features 5. The caption editor 6. Troubleshooting 7. Version history 8. Plans for the future 9. Glossary Legend: Lists with a yellow background are step-by-step guides. Text inside a red box is a warning. A word or phrase with a green background can be clicked to reveal a more detailed explanation. Welcome to Photosite Files tab Photosite Timesaviour (for short PSTS) is a tool to create a full-featured website out of one or more folders of images. PSTS will scale images as necessary and create your HTML code. PSTS has very many options and featues, among other things: You can have multiple folders, nested inside each other. You can add and edit comments to your images. You can import comment information from camera information tags (EXIF), or standard IPTC tags. You can apply effects to your images: Scale and rotate your images Print text onto your images Add fancy borders, or graphical watermarks Use powerful matrix effects such as sharpen or blur Create a frames-based site for quicker navigation PSTS is also very customizable, with options for everything from font sizes and how the navigation arrows look, to options for thumbnail sizes and folder icons. Explore the interface and experiment with the options, the program it won't bite you! Just hover your mouse over a button or option and it will be explained. Quick start Follow these easy steps to create your first site: 1. Open Photosite timesavior. A blank project window will appear. 2. Enter a name for your site. 3. Under "Input folder", click the "Select" button and browse to the folder that contains your images. Click "Choose". If you have your pictures in iPhoto, click the iPhoto button instead, and select for which dates you want to import photos. 4. Now we will select the folder the finished site will be saved in: In MacOS X: Under "Output folder", click "Sites", and PSTS select your Sites folder inside your Home folder. In MacOS 9: Under "Ouput folder", click "Select", and browse to where you want to save the site. Click "New folder", and name the new folder. Select the folder you created and click "Choose". 5. Check the "Open when finished" checkbox. 6. Click "Start". PSTS will work for a while and then open up your new site! If you want to share your site with the rest of the world, or make it more advanced, read on! Saving your project file. If you want to return to a project and add images, you will want to save a project file. This is done by simply selecting "Save project" from the file menu. Putting your site online When you have just created your site on your computer, nobody except yourself can see it. Before you can sh…