Web Photo Gallery legacy files CS6 PS

Before purchasing PS CS6, I want to confirm that I will still be able to load the legacy Web Photo Galleries on the program. Anyone know? Thx.

artwindows wrote:
I need something that will write in the description that I have in the meta data area for each file. That's the most work for me and hoping bridge or ps will generate that for me.
Yes that was a good feature of Photoshop Web Photo Gallery feature as was it ability to stamp you with you Copyright Info.. Unfortunately Adobe did not implement that in their lame Bridge output module. The Web Galleries that it can generate has very limited customization options. While it may generate SimpleViewer Flash Web galleries the can easy display descriptions Adobe did not choose to implement image description.
An Adobe employee named Jeff Tranberry wrote a Photoshop Script to generate SimpleViewer Galleries that can be downloaded from the SimpleViewer Web Site. I modified that script to use image files meta-data like Photoshop Web Photo Gallery feature did for a couple of Flash Gallery viewers. The two I use are SimpleViewer and WS-Slideshow. What nice about Flash Galleries viewers is they will resize images to fit into the user browsers window you do not need to have multiple sizes of your images on your web server. A user can resize their browsers window to see your image larger or smaller. You choos the image quality a can see most of my images are quite large fitten to 1600x1200. WS-Slideshow Example http://www.mouseprints.net/albums/ Note: I hide WS-Slideshow menu bar hover the mouse over the bottom of an image to use it. Some albums have discription and other options.
However Apple mobile iOS devices do not have Flash support and I sure more mobile platforms will loose Flash support for Adobe is not developing Flash for mobile devices any more. I do not care some mobile devices can not view my images.
My free Gallery Photoshop Script and other Photoshop packages can be downloaded from my web site click the link below.

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Galahad_5389 wrote:
There is a plug in called "Web Photo Gallery" included with the programme that allows you to use the old method, which I have put it in the plug in folder as instructed. However I get a message that there is no template for a web photo gallery when I try to go Automate-web gallery.
You have to load the templates for the old method too! CS4 doesn't use them.
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Web Photo Gallery
The ability to create a Web Photo Gallery is now available in the Adobe Bridge CS4 OutputModule. We highly recommend creating your Web Photo Galleries this way. If you would like to continue using the legacy Web Photos Gallery plug-in (WebContactSheetII), please follow these steps:
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   2. From the Photoshop CS4 install disc, drop the //<language>/Goodies/Presets/Web Photo Gallery folder into the //Adobe Photoshop CS4/Presets folder and then restart Photoshop.
Note: See below for a movie demonstrating the above steps.
Optional: To add this legacy functionality back into Bridge (as a menu item):
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          * Mac OS: //Library/Application Support/Adobe/Startup Scripts CS4/Adobe Photoshop/
          * Windows XP: //Program Files/Common Files/Adobe/Startup Scripts CS4/Adobe Photoshop/
          * WindowsVista: //Program Files (x86)/Common Files/Adobe/Startup Scripts CS4/Adobe Photoshop/
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