Searching for a good looking photo album

Hi,
Perhaps I'm not expressing myself correct. If so, my
apologies. I'm not
a flash developer, but manily regular html, css, etc. I have
Flash
CS3/Mac though.....
Anyway: I am looking for a sophisticated photo album that I
can use "out
of the box" (or at least as close to as possible) that can
hold several
galleries, etc. Like any of these, but coooooooler:
http://www.karokilewis.com/
http://www.lukeduggleby.com/
http://www.wendymarijnissen.com/
Whether it's a stand-alone app, or some extension to Flash or
whatever
doesn't really matter.
All suggestions are welcome!
Cheers,
RedHat

http://slideshowpro.net/product_ssp.php?detectflash=false
"Macaroni" <fake_address@nothing_at_all.com> wrote in
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news:f81r7g$g92$[email protected]..
> Hi,
>
> Perhaps I'm not expressing myself correct. If so, my
apologies. I'm not a
> flash developer, but manily regular html, css, etc. I
have Flash CS3/Mac
> though.....
>
> Anyway: I am looking for a sophisticated photo album
that I can use "out
> of the box" (or at least as close to as possible) that
can hold several
> galleries, etc. Like any of these, but coooooooler:
>
>
http://www.karokilewis.com/
>
http://www.lukeduggleby.com/
>
http://www.wendymarijnissen.com/
>
> Whether it's a stand-alone app, or some extension to
Flash or whatever
> doesn't really matter.
>
> All suggestions are welcome!
>
> Cheers,
> RedHat

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>
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