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[robert johnson]

Hi Everyone,
Is there a way to put 3D-Album software on my website for visitors to use? Photoshow.com has html language that can be copied and pasted, but their instructions were too confusing. I know other products have used widgets, but I haven't seen any that I like. I don't mind having visitors redirected to another server, as long as my brand is still visible to them. That appears to be the approach Photoshow is taking.

If not, any suggestions?

www.memoriesalive.com

[Bill Smith]

If you're asking about a dynamic environment, where your users would online identify a set of photos or a directory and then click a button and see the results in 3D-Album sytles, then I'm not aware of any way to do that.

If you're asking if a visitor can view your work, then yes, it's possible. There are two main ways it is done: as a video file and as a HTML web page. The most reliable way is as a video file, which is either downloaded and played or is automatically displayed on a web page. I don't like the HTML web page approach because the user must have a video card capable of supporting 3D-Album, and many people have problems getting the HTML web page to work.

In either case, keep in mind that if you are selling your 3D-Album work, you probably should upgrade to the Commercial Suite version, which is the only version that includes a commercial license.
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[robert johnson]

Thanks Bill,
I was referring to a dynamic environment, where the visitor would create their show on my website, and then order a DVD from me....if they chose. Perhaps this should be a new business idea for 3-D Album developers to consider.
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