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February 28, 2006  |  Jason Bovberg  |  Products
Try This Simple Photo-Gallery Creator

Perhaps you've tried your hand at some kind of complicated photo software that requires you to spend hours learning to use the program. Ready for something that will let you become instantly productive? Take a look at fhPhotoGallery, which provides a simple and fast way to generate a photo gallery that you can either upload to your Web site or just visualize on your PC. In minutes, you can share your photos with friends and family.

By simply selecting a template, answering a few questions (all of them having a valid and reasonable default value), and selecting the images you want to display, you can direct fhPhotoGallery to create all the HTML pages necessary for your gallery. Links between pages are generated automatically, and you will then just have to click one of the pages or link your main page to it to have a working photo gallery.

fhPhotoGallery also lets you choose the direction in which any picture is displayed, and you can automatically create lighter images for the thumbnails and the displayable images. You don't have to prepare your images in a complex image-processing tool.

A fully functional demo is available to the public at the fhPhotoGallery Web site. Program registration costs only $15 and may be completed at the company Web site or in the software itself.

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I downloaded it to try it. My daughter could use a simple photo editor. Before I could even test drive it, I was required to give all my personal identification to them for the purposes of "registration". Sorry, but I just refuse to give away all my personal identity yet again to another unknown entity that of course promises never ever to give me away to anyone except under "certain" conditions. Yea, it's all there in the standard boiler plate privacy policy. Baloney. I mean it's one thing to tell a manufacturer who you are if you choose to buy, but I'm NOT giving all that info to someone whose product I am just trying out. If I choose not to buy the software, they still have all my info which could fall into the wrong hands some day. Collect this info AFTER you choose to buy, NOT just to try. This software vendor lost any potential business from me.

Jeff -March 1, 2006



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