there are pictures from a web site that I want to thumbnail and i'm not sure how to do this since there is not and option in tool bar.
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If you want to take the existing photos and make thumbnails of them, you can use a graphics program to resize the images such as Paint Shop Pro.  You could also use the Image resizer Power Toy from microsoft to resize the images.  \n\nIf it is for hosting on another website, some image hosts such as www.imagehigh.com or www.imageshare.com will automatically create thumbnails for you.
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I have a website with PHP and MySQL and am using Coppermine photo gallery. It's a free software you can use to run the photo gallery on your site. Here's an example page:\nhttp://coppermine-gallery.net/demo/cpg14x/thumbnails.php?album=29\n\nThis does come with a built-in search function. The basic search goes by the title or description of the photo, but there's a keyword option also.\n\nThere are a lot of different themes you can use with the gallery, and there are flash tutorials and a support forum (just use the seach there) to help you out if you have any problems setting it up.
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There are number of ways to do such things such as creating photo album in html format using third party software such as acdsee etc. You can certainly do that.\nBut for now, the easiest thing will be for you to copy your example.\n\nFirst for displaying such non frame image viewer, you usually need to use java script and the page you gave as example is done with java script. So, what you can do is to save the example page in your computer. then open with dreamweaver and just cjage their pictures with yours.\n\nTo do this you can do it using internet explorer6/7 or opera browser(which just it best).\nSay in Internet explorer, go to file>save as> choose save format as html, complete>  save.\nI mean you have to save the file with all images included, don't just choose html only or web archive format.\nNow you open the htmlfile with dreamweaver. You can the see the page in design and code view. You can delete unnecessary menus etc and only keep the photo fram and thumbnails(you called small images). Now, just replece the images with your own.\n\nIt is not a one click job for such page design and don't expect things done in clicks. spend some time on it.\n\nThe second option(of course completely different), is to use dreamweaver's built in image viewer. Insert>image viewer. it will do things like a slide show or you can perhaps set it for individual images as well. unless I try it I can't tell for sure.\nlast option is to use framed site.\n\nJust as side note, if you search online, you will find a javascript for such image viewer also. then you don't need to copy the code from the example site. i saw the code for sure many years ago but don't remember. Search for html help sites.\n\nfinally, good option for such kind of help is different online forums because you can interact with people there. In yahoo answers, its like one time answer and most people just give answers from google search etc and not much help.\nWish you best.
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If you want a Thumbnail of a file (i.e. a bitmap), on the View Menu choose Thumbnail.\n\nThere is also an optional component called QuickView which enables the Preview of Documents, it was installed by default in Windows 95, but in Windows 98 became an optional item.\n\nIf you do not have "QuickView" on the menu when you right click on an item, you will need to install it from your windows disks.  (From Control Panel Click on Add Remove Programs, Windows Programs, and select QuickView).
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you can use photoshop. just assemble the pics together in there.
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vaibhav.... i am sorry but dats not the way you sud go about desinging a website.\na web page is html and photoshop docs are psd format. a very different way actually.\nif you have created the page in ps, then after that you need to create the page in any html software...like dreamweaver, frontpage etc.you can cut slices of the psd for images and save for web as jpeg.\nlater on you have to insert those jpgs into the html file\n\ni know from your question that you are a newbie and this answer might as well keep your eyebrows raised forever.\n\nfollow the link below to get the basics right...\nhttp://www.webdesignfromscratch.com/
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here you go you can try these.\n\ndont forget to click on the the pages bellow.  When it says Goooooogle each O is a seperate page full of more pictures.
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do you mean like in the browsers tool bar?\ni don't think that is possible because of security reasons.\n\nif you mean a webpage then try the link below...
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Right click on the picture and choose save picture as. On the new site, you will have to ftp to get it there.
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There is no need for a web site. Just use the paint program that comes with windows. Open a photo and then go to image stretch/skew and enter the same percentage in both stretch boxes. For example 50% will make it 1/4 the size. Now save it.
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I would  check out http://www.freewebs.com they are what I use and they are great.  Any graphic on the internet if you see it and like it you can Right click on it and choose SAVE IMAGE and then add that image to your web site.\n\nAlso other good tools for you at\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/year2006/freesoftware.htm
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Highlight the image, Pull down Edit, click Copy\nGo to where you want to put it, pull down Edit, select Paste Special, select Picture.  Should work.  Or just plain old copy and paste.  Experiment a lot, you'll figure it out.
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I'm not sure you can do that on any websites, but you can download Google's Picasa, from http;//picasa.google.com/, and do it using that free program.
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photobucket, deviantart, sheezy art, I have a list here:\n\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/bored.php\n\nbut remember it resizes only to show a thumbnail. Click the pick and it'll give full
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Hi William,\n\nCreating thumbnails with SiteBuilder is no problem: Just add an image to your page, then right-click on it and select "Thumbnail." You'll see a menu that lets you choose which size thumbnail to create (from Very Small to Extra Large). \n\nKeep adding images and turning them into thumbnails until you've set up your gallery as you like it! Your visitors will be able to view the page more quickly, then click each thumbnail to see the full-size image.\n\nYou can find more info on working with images here:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/webhosting/sitebuilder2/images/\n\nUnfortunately SiteBuilder does not include a slideshow tool, so your visitors will have to click each image one by one. If you're looking for a more dynamic photo gallery, and you're an advanced user, you might try Gallery 2, a tool available in your Web Hosting Control Panel. Alternately, if you simply want to make your photos easy to find, you might think about posting them on a site like Yahoo! Photos (http://photos.yahoo.com/) or Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/) and then linking from your site to your photo gallery.\n\nGood luck!\n\nJen\nYahoo! SiteBuilder team
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Couple ways to handle this. If you use javascript you can use either the 'onmouseover' or 'onclick' event for that link to change the source of an image on the page like this (hopefully my syntax is correct). you could use this same idea and instead of using the <a> tag you could use an image tag to display a little version then when the mouseover or click the large image src is changed to a full size verison.\n\n<a onclick="document.myImage.src='image_name.jpg';">here is my link text</a>\n(crap, yahoo screws up code when posted, the part that is missing is myImage.src='image_name'.jpg';">)\n<a onclick="document.myImage.src='image_name_2.jpg';">another link link text</a>\n(the part that is missing is myImage.src='image_name_2'.jpg';">, etc.)\n\n<img src="blank.jpg" id="myImage">\n\nor try this cool app for showing the image on click. i use it on a few sites\n\nhttp://www.huddletogether.com/projects/lightbox2/
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I have a pic on there but i don't know how to get the link on here