I have a question though , when you select the image size, I have 600×400 it scales down landscape orientation photos correctly, and they are showed correctly, but vertically oriented images have problems. They are correctly scaled to 400 pixels high, but then when they are displayed they are stretched horizontally to fill the frame, hence chopping the top and bottom off and distorting the image because they are zoomed in. Any ideas?

Simpleviewer contains no scaling mechanism, and it looks to me that you’ve really piled the content in there. With so many rows and columns of thumbnails, it’s no wonder there isn’t room.

One thing you can do to better control the size of your gallery is embed it into TTG Stage. You can then set your stage at particular dimensions, and with some trial and error design around that size.

Alternatively, have you tried TTG Highslide Gallery Pro? It’s selection gallery features would make it easier to collect selects for orders, or you could try using some of the e-commerce functions to process transactions online.

Some viewers who go to look at my galleries and are using small screen resolutions (eg 800×600) can NOT see the captions that appear under the thumbnail images NOR can they scroll down in their windows. Thus they can not see the image numbers that I usually have appear in the caption area (which they need for ordering). What is the minimum screen resolution that people need to properly see the gallery? Alternatively any idea why the viewer does not allow them to scroll down? In the web URL I provided (www.cjscons.com/jrbraves) click on a thumbnail and it will take you to the gallery for that game and you can perhaps see what I mean depending on your resolution.

THanks for your help.

Chris

Thanks
Manos

Thanks !

Eric