Re number of photo limit in iweb

how many photos can one have on their iweb web site?
i now have a $350 a year site but i have up to 3000 100k
limit. Can one have the same amount here too?

Each "Photo" page can only hold 99 images, how many pages you can put into a site......I have no idea. I have 8 albums on one site (not max'd out to 99 images), I am sure that others may be able to chips in with numbers
Not the answer you were looking for I know, but an indication.
Will
1GHz G4, 15" PowerBook, Airport Network, 1G iPod Mini Mac OS X (10.4.5) Getting Started with iWeb - Tips here

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Thanks for the quick reply. The book is double-sided (100 pages), Picture Book theme. And after much playing around, my conclusion is the same as yours -- there seems to be no limit to the number of photos, only to the number of pages. I've actually increased the number of photos in my book to 587, and they all appear in the generated pdf file.
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I'm using the Picture Book theme. And after much tinkering, I think I've found the problem -- and the solution.
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In my case at least, the problem is NOT related to the number of photos I'm using. After playing with the numbers, I actually went back and added a dozen more photos, pushing the total to 587 across 100 pages. And with the new resolutions, all photos on all pages print fine.
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Thanks for your quick reply! Hope my experiences help someone else with similar problems.

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