Hi res image download

Hi on my iweb site I intend to allow users to download Hires versions of the images they choose from the iWeb gallery. Problem is when you click 'download' on the iWeb provided link it only downloads a much lower res version even though on my server they are 10" @ 300dpi. Its as if iWeb is restricting it.
Its there a simple way around this or can someone please provide me with a free ready made gallery that I can use instead of the iweb one? in the form of a HTML snippet maybe?
Thanks.
martin

There's a way around that. Set up the slideshow for NO downloads. Then, assemble the original file in a folder and zip/compress it.
Click to view full size
Upload the zipped file to your server and add a link to your iWeb page for downloading that zipped file using the Inspector/Link/Hyperlink pane and the Link to External page.
Click to view full size
When the link is selected the photos will be immediately downloaded. This way your slideshow will be snappy and downloading the photos as a group is just a one click operation.

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