mageSite Builder is a tool for creating entire sites of images complete with thumbnail indexes and custom banners and links, just from a set of images and a single HTML page to use as a basis for created pages<br><br> From this ImageSite Builder will automatically create multiple HTML thumbnail index pages, thumbnails for all of your images and even separate HTML pages for every image as well. The layout is highly customisable including thumbnail look and layout, fonts and colors, heading, text or graphical indexes and text or graphical navigation links. (View Demonstration)<br><br> No two sites need ever look the same because each new site can be built from a different HTML template page. ImageSite Builder uses the page as a basis for all the pages it creates, not just inheriting colors and fonts, but all text, graphics, layout, background and everything else it contains. <br><br> In just minutes, you can create a dozen sites, all completely unique, each with thousands of images!<br><br> ImageSite Builder also includes tool that can automatically update the content of all your sites with a new version (when called from a scheduler) so your users never have to tire with the same old content.
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ImageSite Builder 1.1
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP | ||
| Downloads | 5 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Xequte Software | File Size | 1.4M |
| Date added | 19 Aug 2005 | ||
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