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<help>
<entry id="overview">
<title>Overview</title>
<heading>Introduction</heading>
<para>
This application provides image manipulation, storage, and display
capabilities for you to have online photo albums and
galleries. You can resize, rotate, and otherwise alter your
images, organize them, name them, and give them descriptions.
</para>
</entry>
<entry id="upload">
<title>Uploading Images: Overview</title>
<para>
You can upload most common kinds of images. If there is a problem
with an uploaded file, you will be notified, so when in doubt,
give it a try. You also have two options if you have a lot of
images to upload at once. You can upload a ZIP file of all of the
images, and they will all be processed at once. Or, if you are
using Windows XP, you can use the <ref ENTRY="xppublish"
MODULE="ansel">XP Publishing Wizard</ref>.
</para>
</entry>
<entry id="xppublish">
<title>Uploading Images: Publish from Windows XP</title>
<heading>Using Windows XP's Publish to the Web feature</heading>
<para>
Windows XP comes with a nice feature that allows you to publish
content from your desktop directly to a web service.
</para>
<para><b>1. Setting it up</b></para>
<para>
Download the <href url="xppublish.php" app="ansel">XP
Configuration file</href>. Save it to your desktop, and make sure
that the file extension is .reg. If it is not, rename the file,
and if Windows asks you to confirm changing the type of the file,
say yes.
</para>
<para>
Double-click on install-registry.reg. You will be asked whether or
not you want to import these values into your registry. Click
"OK". You will be told that the values were imported
successfully; click "OK" again. You are now ready to
upload files!
</para>
<para><b>2. Uploading</b></para>
<para>
Open Windows Explorer and browse to the folder that you want to
upload, or that contains the file(s) that you'd like to upload.
Make sure that you can see "File and Folder Tasks" on
the left of your Explorer window. You should see an option to
"Publish this folder to the Web" or, if you have a
specific file selected, "Publish this file to the Web".
Click this link and then follow the instructions to select which
files you want to upload (you will get to select anything in the
folder during the process), log in, select a gallery or create a
new one, and publish the image(s).
</para>
</entry>
</help>
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