v.3.1 for Win9x/NT/W2K Freeware (18 Oct 2001)

0. Disclaimer

1. What is "Gallery Maker"?

  The purpose of this software - creation virtual picture galleries, museums, catalogs, presentation and foto- or image-albums on the HTML basis or thumbnails generation (with differents F/X).
  While surfing web you can find many galleries which not always have a good design. Of course, creating a picture gallery is a hard and time-consuming work, so try out my program and find put that it delivers you professional tools at a minimum expense.
  The program is intended for the advanced users, which know HTML, since logic of the program is based on fragments of a HTML-code from which all HTML-pages are created, and "variables" - instead of which the program automatically inserts concrete values.

2. Installation and startup guide

3. Description and structure of HTML-pages

Scheme of links between HTML-pages in gallery

4. The description of .INI-file

4.01 Section [ General ]
SrcDir	This is where you specify the root directory from which input images will be read. This path must exist. Ex. 1: Source\ - in this case for SrcDir will be accepted GM Path\Source\ Ex. 2: C:\Pics\ - in this case for SrcDir will be accepted C:\Pics\ Note: You can't use for SrcDir and DstDir values like "C:", "D:\"...
DstDir	This is where you specify the root directory for all output images and HTML-pages to be placed. Ex. 1: Destination\ - in this case for DstDir will be accepted GM Path\Destination\ Ex. 2: C:\MySite\ - in this case for DstDir will be accepted C:\MySite\ Note: Will be careful when you set values SrcDir and DstDir. Correct case of pathnames is very important for Linux and Web-servers.
ScanSubDirs	Yes - to process all image files in all subdirectories of the specified SrcDir. No - to process only SrcDir directory.
LocalINIFileName	This variable defines a name of a local-configuration file. This file can be placed in any subdirectory inside SrcDir. In this file you can redefine any variables (including user-defined variables but excluding all variables from [ General ] section). All reassigned variables will be active only for this subdirectory. Ex. : gm-local.ini Note: All invalid variables and values in local .INI-file will be automatically skipped.
CreateLog	Yes - to create a log-file. No - to not create a log-file.
LogFileName	This variable defines a log filename. Ex. 1: gm.log Ex. 2: c:\temp\gm.log
LogOverwrite	Yes - to overwrite a log-file with each start of programm. No - to append new data in the end of existing log-file.
Language	This variable defines the path and filename of language-module which program must use for output of different messages. By default, with the program are distribut three language module: English.lng - English language, Russian.lng - Russian language and Dutch.lng - Dutch language. You can create the language module for the necessary language and use it. Also see topic "GM Messages" Ex. : Language=Language\English.lng
ColorInterface	Yes - to allow "color" interface. No - to forbid "color" interface (more fasted method for text out).
AlertMaxHDDFree	If size of free HDD-space on target partition will be less then value of this variable then you will get a warn message. This variable's meaning is Kbytes. It's value must be [10...10000000]. Ex. : 3000
AlertMinHDDFree	If size of free HDD-space on target partition will be less then value of this variable then the action will be executed according to meaning variable AlertAction. This variable's meaning is Kbytes. It's value must be [10...10000000]. Ex. : 1500
AlertAction	0 - not pay attention (I strongly don't recommend this mode). 1 - stop programm and show dialogue with a question about the next action. Keys Description ENTER The program will be auto-started as soon free space on target partition will be more than AlertMinHDDFree. SPACE Ignore this warning message (don't recommend). ESC Immediately exit from program with ExitCode=11. 2 - Immediately terminate of program without any questions. In this case ExitCode=10.
ClearDst	0 - Don't clear DstDir before processing (all destination files will be overwritten on measure of need). 1 - The program will delete all files and directories in the DstDir before starting to process (Fast method). 2 - The program will move all files from DstDir to the Recycle Bin before starting to process (Slow method). Note:Network drives don't support remove into Recycle Bin, in this case all files will be removed directly (like method 1).
DstFileCase DstDirsCase	0 - No Change. Leave upper/lower case as set in input file/directory name. 1 - Lower. Force output file/directory name to lower case. 2 - Upper. Force output file/directory name to upper case. Note: If you choise is 1 or 2 then selected case will be also used for all corresponding variables.
CreateMainIndex	Yes - to create Main Index page for gallery. No - don't create Main Index page for gallery. Note: Main Index page will be created only if you set CreateTable=Yes or CreateLocalIndex=Yes
MainIndexPageFileName	This variable defines Main Index page filename without path. Main Main Index page always will be created in the directory on one level above than DstDir. Ex. : MainIndexPageFileName=index.html and DstDir=C:\my\gallery\out\, in this case Main Index page will be created as C:\my\gallery\index.html
MainIndexPageHeaderCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Main Index Header Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\mi01_Header.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\miHeader.html
MainIndexPageFooterCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Main Index Footer Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\mi01_Footer.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\miFooter.html
CodePageFileName	This variable defines a name of file containing character tables (code pages). Ex. 1: CodePage.ini Ex. 2: C:\My\CodePages.ini You may change or add the new character table, for this read the commentary inside this file.
CreateMainCSV	Yes - to create a main CSV-file. No - to not create a main CSV-file.
MainCSVFileName	This variable defines main CSV-file name without path. Main CSV-file always will be created in the directory on one level above than DstDir. Ex. : MainCSVFileName=Main.csv
MainCSVFormat	This variable defines the format of main CSV-file. Inside this string you can use any variables from CSV group or user-defined variables. Ex. : MainCSVFormat=~DST_IMAGE_NAME_L~, ~SRC_IMAGE_SIZE_B~, ~SRC_IMAGE_CRC32~
PostProcess	Directly before termination of work (post-process stage) program processes special expressions. If you do not use these expressions in your project, then for increasing speed of program you may forbid this stage. Yes - "post-process" allowed. No - "post-process" forbidden.

4.02 Section [ Image ]
CopySrcImagesToDst	Yes - to copy source images into DstDir. No - don't copy source images into DstDir.
SrcImageNameMask	You can define scenario and masks for INclude or EXclude images in/from source PicFileList. Scenario consists from rules: SrcImageNameMask = Rule 1 Rule 2 ... Rule N Rule consists from IN or EX switchers and filename mask: Rule N = IN | EX "mask" A valid mask consists of literal characters, sets, and wildcards. The comparison to literal characters is case-insensitive. Each mask begins and ends with a symbol " (quote). Order of work: 0. Select all graphical files in current directory (Obligatory step). If value of SrcImageNameMask is not blank then for each image next steps will be run: 1. Check Rule 1 for current image filename. If a filename conforms to the mask then this image will be included into PicFileList, else - excluded. 2. Check Rule 2 ... N. Check Rule N Note: File may be excluded from list first, but after that may be included by following rule. Ex. : SrcImageNameMask = EX "*.bmp" IN "a*.bmp" IN "b*.bmp". In this case all graphic files will be added into PicFileList excluding *.bmp, but including a*.bmp and b*.bmp.
SrcImageDateMask	This variable and its work is very like on SrcImageNameMask, but "mask" consists of a range of dates. For analysis is used the date of last modification of a file. If your file system does not support "last modification date" that is used "creation date of file". Ex. : SrcImageDateMask = EX "01.01.1995<>01.01.2002" IN "05.05.1996<>10.10.1997" IN "08.08.1999<>11.11.1999". In this case all graphic files will be added into PicFileList excluding 01.01.1995...01.01.2002, but including two subrange 05.05.1996...10.10.1997 and 08.08.1999...11.11.1999.
SrcImageSizeMask	This variable and its work is very like on SrcImageNameMask, but "mask" consists of a range of sizes. Ex. : SrcImageSizeMask = EX "1<>10000000" IN "50000<>60000" IN "100000<>200000". In this case all graphic files will be added into PicFileList excluding 1...10000000, but including two subrange 50000...60000 and 100000...200000.
SrcImageAttributeMask	You may set the file attributes that will define the appearance of image in PicFileList. Format of this variable: [Read only | Archive | Hidden | System] All this four fields may have next values: Value Description * Attribute may be any. + Attribute must be set. - Attribute must be not set. Ex. : SrcImageAttributeMask=[*+--] In this case only files with next attributes: ReadOnly=Any, Archive=Yes, Hidden=No, System=No will be added into PicFileList.
Warning: The program analyse the meanings all four variable ( SrcImageNameMask, SrcImageDateMask, SrcImageSizeMask и SrcImageAttributeMask ) simultaneously at acceptance of the decision about addition (or exception) image in gallery.
DstImageFileNameSchema	This variable defines the schema of filename creation for image files during copying process (from SrcDir to DstDir). Value Description Sample of target image filename i Use source image name as name of target image. PicName.jpg pi Use DstImageFileNamePrefix + source image name as name of target image. i_PicName.jpg ip Use source image name + DstImageFileNamePostfix as name of target image. PicName_i.jpg psp Use DstImageFileNamePrefix + DstImageFileNameSuffix + DstImageFileNamePostfix as name of target image. i_001_i.jpg ps Use DstImageFileNamePrefix + DstImageFileNameSuffix as name of target image. i_001.jpg sp Use DstImageFileNameSuffix + DstImageFileNamePostfix as name of target image. 001_i.jpg
DstImageFileNamePrefix	This variable sets prefix string which will be added to the beginning of the output image filename. Ex. : i_
DstImageFileNameSuffixPS	This variable defines a symbol which will be used as a padding symbol in a suffix. Ex. : 0
DstImageFileNameSuffix	This variable defines the suffix length of filename of target image. May be [1...5]. All examples are given for ps-schema: 1 - simple numbering:     Ex. : i_1.jpg, i_2.jpg, i_3.jpg ... i_99999.jpg ...     no limits. For meanings 2, 3, 4 and 5 the DstImageFileNameSuffixPS is applied to padding suffix up to specified length. 2 - Length of a suffix is 2 symbols:     Ex. : i_01.jpg, i_02.jpg, i_03.jpg ... i_99.jpg     in this case "99" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 3 - Length of a suffix is 3 symbols:     Ex. : i_001.jpg, i_002.jpg, i_003.jpg ... i_999.jpg     in this case "999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 4 - Length of a suffix is 4 symbols:     Ex. : i_0001.jpg, i_0002.jpg, i_0003.jpg ... i_9999.jpg     in this case "9999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 5 - Length of a suffix is 5 symbols:     Ex. : i_00001.jpg, i_00002.jpg, i_00003.jpg ... i_99999.jpg     in this case "99999" - the maximal meaning for suffix.
DstImageFileNameSuffixSV	This variable defines "suffix startup value" for destination image filename. Ex. : 1
DstImageFileNamePostfix	This variable sets postfix string which will be added to the end of the output image filename. Ex. : _i
SchemaSort	This variable defines images sorting order of gallery. 0 - No Sort. Images will be processed in the same (apparently random) order that they are listed in when you type DIR from a DOS prompt. 1 - to sort by Name of file (ascending). 2 - to sort by Name of file (descending). 3 - to sort by Size of file (ascending). 4 - to sort by Size of file (descending). 5 - to sort by DateTime of file (ascending). 6 - to sort by DateTime of file (descending). 7 - to sort in order specified inside ImagesListName. 8 - to sort by the contents of a file "Table"-comment (ascending). 9 - to sort by the contents of a file "Shell"-comment (ascending). Note: If you use "byNameAsc" or "byNameDes" then file extensions are not used in sorting process.
ImagesListName	This variable defines a name of file (without path) which contains list of images and, if required, "ThumbFrame" coordinates. This file should be located in the same directory as the source image which are specified in it. Only images from this list will be included into gallery at order that they are listed in this file. "ImageList" is created by the special utility ILM.exe. Here you can read the small recommendations on its use. Q. What is a "ThumbFrame"? A. This is a rectangular area on the source image. Only this fragment of the source image will is used for creation a thumbnail. Thus you can create thumbnail on which is represented only small, but most important, fragment of source image. Ex. : ImagesList.txt Note: Only if you set SchemaSort=7 this variable will be used.
RestoreSrcImageDate	Yes - to set date and time of source image for destination image and its thumbnail. No - don't change date and time of target image.
CreateLocalCSV	Yes - to create a local CSV-file. No - to not create a local CSV-file.
LocalCSVFileName	This variable defines local CSV-file name without path. All local CSV-files will be created in corresponding directories inside destination tree. Ex. : MainCSVFileName=Local.csv
LocalCSVFormat	This variable defines the format of local CSV-file. Inside this string you can use any variables from CSV group or user-defined variables. Ex. : MainCSVFormat=~DST_IMAGE_NAME_L~, ~SRC_IMAGE_SIZE_B~, ~SRC_IMAGE_CRC32~

4.03 Section [ Thumbnail ]
CreateThumbs	Yes - to create thumbnails. No - to not create thumbnails.
ThumbFormat	This variable sets format of output thumbnails. Valid values: jpg, bmp
ThumbFileNameSchema	This variable defines the filename schema for thumbnails. Value Description Sample of thumbnail filename pi Use ThumbFileNamePrefix + source image name as thumbnail name. t_PicName.jpg ip Use source image name + ThumbFileNamePostfix as thumbnail name. PicName_t.jpg psp Use ThumbFileNamePrefix + ThumbFileNameSuffix + ThumbFileNamePostfix as thumbnail name. t_001_t.jpg ps Use ThumbFileNamePrefix + ThumbFileNameSuffix for thumbnail name. t_001.jpg sp Use ThumbFileNameSuffix + ThumbFileNamePostfix as thumbnail name. 001_t.jpg
ThumbFileNamePrefix	This variable sets prefix string which will be added to the beginning of the output thumbnail filename. Ex. : t_
ThumbFileNameSuffixPS	This variable defines a symbol which will be used as a padding symbol in a suffix. Ex. : 0
ThumbFileNameSuffix	This variable defines the suffix length of thumbnail filename. May be [1...5]. All examples are given for ps-schema: 1 - simple numbering:     Ex. : t_1.jpg, t_2.jpg, t_3.jpg ... t_99999.jpg ...     no limits. For meanings 2, 3, 4 and 5 the ThumbFileNameSuffixPS is applied to padding suffix up to specified length. 2 - Length of a suffix is 2 symbols:     Ex. : t_01.jpg, t_02.jpg, t_03.jpg ... t_99.jpg     in this case "99" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 3 - Length of a suffix is 3 symbols:     Ex. : t_001.jpg, t_002.jpg, t_003.jpg ... t_999.jpg     in this case "999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 4 - Length of a suffix is 4 symbols:     Ex. : t_0001.jpg, t_0002.jpg, t_0003.jpg ... t_9999.jpg     in this case "9999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 5 - Length of a suffix is 5 symbols:     Ex. : t_00001.jpg, t_00002.jpg, t_00003.jpg ... t_99999.jpg     in this case "99999" - the maximal meaning for suffix.
ThumbFileNameSuffixSV	This variable defines "suffix startup value" for thumbnail filename. Ex. : 1
ThumbFileNamePostfix	This variable sets postfix string which will be added to the end of the output thumbnail filename. Ex. : _t
ThumbResamplingFilter	This variable defines the filter type which must be used for stretching an image to thumbnail. Value Description Box, Triangle, Hermite, Bell, Spline, Lanczos3, Mitchell High quality, but low speed. Bilinear Good quality, good speed. StretchBlt Repugnant quality, best speed. Internal Windows function ;) Ex. : ThumbResamplingFilter = Bilinear
ThumbWidth ThumbHeight	This variables defines the max thumbnail width and height. Must be [5...10000] Ex. 1: ThumbWidth=100 Ex. 2: ThumbHeight=50% Note: For exact understanding the essence of these values will consider the order of program work at time of calculation the real sizes of thumbnail. At first, depending on size of source image, values and format variable (pixels or percent) are defined the sizes of rectangle area (in which the thumbnail must be fits entirely). Secondly, at during thumbnail creation process, the program makes proportional scaling of source image, so as thumbnail sizes did not overrun this area. So, most often, the real width or height of thumbnail will less than specified values.
UseSrcImageIfSmall	This variable controls process of thumbnail creation. Yes - if height and width of source image will be less than ThumbWidth and ThumbHeight then the source image will be used as thumbnail. No - the source image will be scaled to make a thumbnail.
JPEGCompressionQuality	This variable sets compression quality value for creation of thumbnail. Ex. : 70
JPEGProgressiveEncoding	Determines whether an image can be progressively displayed when it is decompressed.
JPEGGrayscale	Determines whether the image output of a JPEG image is black and white, or color.
JPEGComment	You can specify your own comment text to be written to the output JPGs. This must be plain ASCII text. Warning: The length of comment can not be more than 65533 bytes! Ex. 1: JPEGComment="~SRC_JPEG_COMMENT~ any other text". Ex. 2: JPEGComment="File written by "LeVeL BBS HTML Gallery Maker ~Version~"" (~Version~ - user-defined variable). Ex. 3 JPEGComment="LoadFromFile( "c:\comment.txt" )" In this case inside "comment.txt" you can use any variables from any JC-group and any user-defined variables.
BorderSchema	This variable defines style (effect) of border at creation of thumbnail. Available values: 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 0 - StretchRectangle 1 - StretchEllipse 2 - Shadow Detail 3 - RectangleBevel Detail 4 - FadeRectangleBevel 5 - FadeEllipseBevel 6 - FadeShadow Detail 7 - Film Detail 8 - Stamp Detail All this variables defines geometrical (in pixels) and colour parameters of thumbnail. You must specify Color as a specific 4-byte hexadecimal number, the low three bytes represent RGB color intensities for blue, green, and red, respectively. If the highest-order byte is zero ($00), the color obtained is the closest matching color in the system palette. If the highest-order byte is one ($01), the color obtained is the closest matching color in the currently realized palette. If the highest-order byte is two ($02), the value is matched with the nearest color in the logical palette of the current device context. Some values For instance Meaning $00000000 Sample clBlack $00FF0000 Sample clBlue $0000FF00 Sample clGreen $000000FF Sample clRed $00FFFF00 Sample clCyan $0000FFFF Sample clYellow $00FF00FF Sample clMagenta $00FFFFFF Sample clWhite Warning: Don't set very large value for Shadow_X. The optimal value - [5...15]. For creation of this effect the proportions of a real foto-film (35 mm) are used. The optimal condition ThumbWidth / ThumbHeight = 1,375. You should establish only colour characteristics. The thickness for all contour lines 1 pixel. Note: For this F/X values Shadow_X and Shadow_Y must be more then 0. Optimal - [3...10],
Shadow_X, Shadow_Y	This variables sets value of delta between image and his shadow. Change the sign (+/-) of this variables and shadow direction will be changed. May be [-50 ... 50]. Ex. : 4
Top_Amount, Left_Amount, Right_Amount, Bottom_Amount	This variables actually only for RectangleBevel effect. They sets values of lightness for four sides of rectangle. May be [-255 ... 255]. Ex. 1: 130 Ex. 2: -150
SharpenRadius	This variable sets radius (in pixels) for Sharpen effect. Must be more that 0. If SharpenRadius=0 then sharpen effect will not be used. Ex. : 1
SharpenLevel	This variable sets depth (number of passages) for Sharpen effect. Must be more that 0. If SharpenLevel=0 then sharpen effect will not be seen. Ex. : 1

4.04 Section [ TablePage ]
CreateTable	Yes - to create "Table" HTML-pages. No - to not create "Table" HTML-pages.
TableFileNameSchema	This variable defines the filename schema for "Table"-pages. Value Description Sample of "Table"-page filename psp Use TableFileNamePrefix + TableFileNameSuffix + TableFileNamePostfix as "Table"-page name. Page_001_Page.htm ps Use TableFileNamePrefix + TableFileNameSuffix as "Table"-page name. Page_001.htm sp Use TableFileNameSuffix + TableFileNamePostfix as "Table"-page name. 001_Page.htm
TableFileNamePrefix	This variable sets prefix string which will be added to the beginning of the output "Table"-page filename. Ex. : Page_
TableFileNameSuffixPS	This variable defines a symbol which will be used as a padding symbol in a suffix. Ex. : 0
TableFileNameSuffix	This variable defines the suffix length of "Table"-page filename. May be [1...5]. All examples are given for ps-schema: 1 - simple numbering:     Ex. : Page_1.htm, Page_2.htm, Page_3.htm ... Page_99999.htm ...     no limits. For meanings 2, 3, 4 and 5 the TableFileNameSuffixPS is applied to padding suffix up to specified length. 2 - Length of a suffix is 2 symbols:     Ex. : Page_01.htm, Page_02.htm, Page_03.htm ... Page_99.htm     in this case "99" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 3 - Length of a suffix is 3 symbols:     Ex. : Page_001.htm, Page_002.htm, Page_003.htm ... Page_999.htm     in this case "999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 4 - Length of a suffix is 4 symbols:     Ex. : Page_0001.htm, Page_0002.htm, Page_0003.htm ... Page_9999.htm     in this case "9999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 5 - Length of a suffix is 5 symbols:     Ex. : Page_00001.htm, Page_00002.htm, Page_00003.htm ... Page_99999.htm     in this case "99999" - the maximal meaning for suffix.
TableFileNameSuffix	This variable defines "suffix startup value" for filename of "Table"-page. Ex. : 1
TableFileNamePostfix	This variable sets postfix string which will be added to the end of the output "Table"-page filename. Ex. : _Page
TableFileNameExt	This variable defines the extension of filename for output "Table" HTML-pages. Ex. : .htm Note: Don't forget about the symbol "."
TRopen	This variable defines string which will be used as <TR> tag. Ex. : <TR>
TRclose	This variable defines string which will be used as </TR> tag. Ex. : </TR>
Columns	This variable defines maximum number of columns in "Table" HTML-page. Ex. : 4
Rows	This variable defines maximum number of rows in "Table" HTML-page. Ex. : 5
HeaderCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Header Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t01_Header.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tHeader.html
BodyCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Body Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t02_Body.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tBody.html
TopCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Top Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t03_Top.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tTop.html
TopNavigateCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Top Navigate Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t04_TopNavigate.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tTopNavigate.html
BeforeTableCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Before Table Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t05_BeforeTable.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tBeforeTable.html
TableBeginCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Table Begin Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t06_TableBegin.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tTableBegin.html
CellCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Cell Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t07_Cell.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tCell.html
EmptyCellCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Empty Cell Code HTML-fragment. Q. : That is a "Empty Cell Code"? A. : This is fragment of HTML-code which will be added into table if the number of the filled cells on a row is less than value Columns. Ex. 1: fragments\t07_EmptyCell.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tEmptyCell.html Note: You can forbid addition Empty Cell Code if table contains only one row.
TableEndCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Table End Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t08_TableEnd.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tTableEnd.html
AfterTableCode	This variable defines a name of file containing After Table Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t09_AfterTable.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tAfterTable.html
FooterNavigateCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Footer Navigate Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t10_FooterNavigate.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tFooterNavigate.html
FooterCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Footer Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\t11_Footer.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\tFooter.html
TopCodeOnly1Page BeforeTableCodeOnly1Page AfterTableCodeOnly1Page FooterCodeOnly1Page	Yes - in this case HTML-fragment will be added only to the first "Table"-page in a directory. No - in this case HTML-fragment will be added to all "Table"-pages in a directory.
AddEmptyCellCode	Yes - to allow addition Empty Cell Code into table. No - to forbid addition.
AddEmptyCellCodeIf1Row	You can permit or forbid addition Empty Cell Code into "Table" HTML-page if table consists only of one row. Yes - to allow addition (also you must set AddEmptyCellCode=Yes). No - to forbid addition.
AddComment	You can allow automatic addition of comments to images from "comment file". Yes - to permit addition of the comments to images. No - to forbid addition of the comments to images.
CommentFileExt	This variable defines the extension of a "comment file" for "Table" pages. Q. : What is a "comment file"? A. : This is a simple file inside which you can place the description (or HTML code) for image. This file should be located in the same directory as the source image. The filename of "comment file" differs from source image filename only by extension. Ex. : Source image name = Pic1.jpg and CommentFileExt=.txt. In this case the filename of "comment file" must be Pic1.txt.
CommentRecode	You can automatically recode content of the "comment file" from "any" to "any" codepages. By default are supported the next characters tables: DOS 866, Windows-1251, ISO 8859-5, KOI-8. Format of this key: SourceCPName::TargetCPName Default CPName (aliases): dos, win, iso, koi For recode skipping set this key to blank or "No". Ex. 1: CommentRecode=No Ex. 2: CommentRecode=dos::win and AddComment=Yes. In this case the comment will be recoded from DOS 866 to Windows-1251 codepage. Note: The original "comment file" will be not modified during the process of recode. For more details about codepages please read my comment inside CodePage.ini.
BeforeComment	This variable defines a fragment of a HTML-code which will be auto-added before the comment. Ex. : <FONT SIZE="2" COLOR="AQUA">
AfterComment	This variable defines a fragment of a HTML-code which will be auto-added after the comment. Ex. : </FONT>

4.05 Section [ TableNavigation ]
DelNavigateIf1Page	You can automatic remove all navigation markers from "Table"-page if current directory in gallery consists only of one "Table"-page. Yes - to remove all navigation markers. No - don't delete all navigation markers.
RoundBtnNavigation	This parameter more often is applied when you want to create SlideShow-effect for "Table"-pages (this effect is possible to create with the help JavaScript or tag "META HTTP-EQUIV = "Refresh""). That is to say, the TABLE_NEXT_PAGE variable on the last "Table"-page pointed to the first "Table"-page, and conversely, the TABLE_PREV_PAGE variable on the first "Table"-page pointed to the last "Table"-page. We shall get the "round"-links. Yes - to allow "round"-navigation. No - to forbid "round"-navigation.
AutoRemoveDisabledButtons	This parameter allows to control automatic removing from HTML-pages "disabled" navigational "buttons": Begin, Prev, Next ... "Disabled buttons" it "buttons" which are formed from variable BtnNav...A or do not point to concrete HTML-document. Yes - to allow automatic removing "disabled" buttons. No - to forbid removing "disabled" buttons (in this case is used BtnNav...A variable).
If button on navigation panel is linked to active "Table"-page then for this button will be used variable with suffix "A", else - "O".
BtnNavTableBeginA BtnNavTableBeginO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table Begin"-button.
BtnNavTablePrevA BtnNavTablePrevO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table Previous"-button.
BtnNavMainIndexA BtnNavMainIndexO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Main Index"-button.
BtnNavLocalIndexA BtnNavLocalIndexO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Local Index"-button.
BtnNavTableNextA BtnNavTableNextO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table Next"-button.
BtnNavTableEndA BtnNavTableEndO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used "Table End"-button.
MaxTxtLinksToPage	This variable defines the maximum number of elements for "text" navigation on "Table"-page. There can be any number from 3 up to 50, I recommend to use odd numbers: 5, 7, 9... Ex. : 7
BeforeTxtNav	This variable defines HTML-code which will be added in the begin ~TXT_NAV~.
TxtNavLabel	This variable defines a label name which will be used in ~TXT_NAV~. Ex. : "Page "
TxtNavA TxtNavO	This variable should contain a string of HTML-code which will be used for "Text" link.
TxtNavSeparator	This variable should contain a string of HTML-code which will be used as separator between "Text" links.
AfterTxtNav	This variable defines HTML-code which will be added in the end ~TXT_NAV~.

4.06 Section [ ShellPage ]
CreateShell	Yes - to create "Image Shell" pages. No - to not create "Image Shell" pages.
ShellFileNameSchema	This variable defines the filename schema of "Image Shell" files. Value Description Sample of "Image Shell" filename i Use source image name as name of "Image Shell". PicName.htm pi Use ShellFileNamePrefix + source image name as name of "Image Shell". s_PicName.htm ip Use source image name + ShellFileNamePostfix as name of "Image Shell". PicName_s.htm psp Use ShellFileNamePrefix + ShellFileNameSuffix + ShellFileNamePostfix as name of "Image Shell". s_001_s.htm ps Use ShellFileNamePrefix + ShellFileNameSuffix as name of "Image Shell". s_001.htm sp Use ShellFileNameSuffix + ShellFileNamePostfix as name of "Image Shell". 001_s.htm
ShellFileNamePrefix	This variable sets prefix string which will be added to the beginning of the output "Image Shell" filename. Ex. : s_
ShellFileNameSuffixPS	This variable defines a symbol which will be used as a padding symbol in a suffix. Ex. : 0
ShellFileNameSuffix	This variable defines the suffix length of filename of "Image Shell". May be [1...5]. All examples are given for ps-schema: 1 - simple numbering:     Ex. : s_1.htm, s_2.htm, s_3.htm ... s_99999.htm ...     no limits. For meanings 2, 3, 4 and 5 the ShellFileNameSuffixPS is applied to padding suffix up to specified length. 2 - Length of a suffix is 2 symbols:     Ex. : s_01.htm, s_02.htm, s_03.htm ... s_99.htm     in this case "99" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 3 - Length of a suffix is 3 symbols:     Ex. : s_001.htm, s_002.htm, s_003.htm ... s_999.htm     in this case "999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 4 - Length of a suffix is 4 symbols:     Ex. : s_0001.htm, s_0002.htm, s_0003.htm ... s_9999.htm     in this case "9999" - the maximal meaning for suffix. 5 - Length of a suffix is 5 symbols:     Ex. : s_00001.htm, s_00002.htm, s_00003.htm ... s_99999.htm     in this case "99999" - the maximal meaning for suffix.
ShellFileNameSuffix	This variable defines "suffix startup value" for filename of "Image Shell"-page. Ex. : 1
ShellFileNamePostfix	This variable sets postfix string which will be added to the end of the output "Image Shell" filename. Ex. : _s
ShellFileNameExt	This variable defines the extension of filename for output "Image Shell" HTML-pages. Ex. : .htm Note: Don't forget about the symbol "."
HeaderCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Header Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s01_Header.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sHeader.html
BodyCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Body Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s02_Body.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sBody.html
TopCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Top Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s03_Top.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sTop.html
TopNavigateCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Top Navigate Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s04_TopNavigate.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sTopNavigate.html
BeforeImageCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Before Image Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s05_BeforeImage.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sBeforeImage.html
ImageCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Image Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s06_Image.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sImage.html
AfterImageCode	This variable defines a name of file containing After Image Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s07_AfterImage.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sAfterImage.html
FooterNavigateCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Footer Navigate Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s08_FooterNavigate.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sFooterNavigate.html
FooterCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Footer Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\s09_Footer.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\sFooter.html
AddComment	You may allow automatic addition of the comments to images from "comment file". Yes - to permit addition of the comments to images. No - to forbid addition of the comments to images.
CommentFileExt	This variable defines the extension of a "comment file" for "Image Shell" pages. See this topic for details.
CommentRecode	See this topic for details.
BeforeComment	See this topic for details.
AfterComment	See this topic for details.

4.07 Section [ ShellNavigation ]
RoundBtnNavigation	See this topic for details.
AutoRemoveDisabledButtons	See this topic for details.
If button on navigation panel is linked to active "Image Shell" page then for this button will be used variable with suffix "A", else - "O".
BtnNavShellBeginA BtnNavShellBeginO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell Begin"-button.
BtnNavShellPrevA BtnNavShellPrevO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell Previous"-button.
BtnNavMainIndexA BtnNavMainIndexO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Index"-button.
BtnNavLocalIndexA BtnNavLocalIndexO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Local"-button.
BtnNavTable	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table"-button.
BtnNavShellNextA BtnNavShellNextO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell Next"-button.
BtnNavShellEndA BtnNavShellEndO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell End"-button.

4.08 Section [ MainIndexPage ]
DirDescFilename	This variable defines filename of "Directory Description File" (DDF) without path. Q. : What is a "Directory Description File"? A. : This is a file inside which you can place the description of the current directory (or some HTML code). This file should be located in a directory for which it is intended. This is a very useful file, if inside directory exists DDF then for ~TITLE~ variable the contents file will be used. If DDF is not exist then ~TITLE~ is equal to short directory name. Ex. : dir_desc.txt.
MainIndexPageRecordCode	This variable defines a name of file containing Main Index Record Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\mi01_Record.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\miRecord.html
RecNN	This variable should contain a string of HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_NN~ variable.
RecTitle	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_TITLE~ variable.
RecPages	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_PAGES~ variable.
RecImages	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_IMAGES~ variable.
RecSize	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_SIZE~ variable.
RecCSV	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as ~REC_CSV~ variable.
IncriminateNNCount	This variable defines the order of numbering of records (variable ~DIR_NN~). Yes - Simple numbering. Adds one to serial number of current record. No - Skip numbering. Don't include current record into numbering of records. In this case ~DIR_NN~ is blank.

4.09 Section [ LocalIndexPage ]
CreateLocalIndex	Yes - to create Local Index page. No - don't create Local Index page.
LocalIndexPageFileName	This variable defines Local Index page filename without path. Ex. : LocalIndexPageFileName=index.html
LocalIndexPageHeaderCode	This variable defines a name of file containin Local Index Header Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\li01_Header.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\liHeader.html
LocalIndexPageBodyCode	This variable defines a name of file containin Local Index Body Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\li02_Body.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\liBody.html
LocalIndexPageTopCode	This variable defines a name of file containin Local Index Top Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\li03_Top.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\liTop.html
LocalIndexPageFooterCode	This variable defines a name of file containin Local Index Footer Code HTML-fragment. Ex. 1: fragments\li04_Footer.htm Ex. 2: C:\My\GM\Fragments\liFooter.html
AutoRemoveDisabledButtons	See this topic for details.
If button on navigation panel points on nonexistent HTML-page, then for this button will be used variable with suffix "A", else - "O".
BtnNavTableBeginA BtnNavTableBeginO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table Begin"-button.
BtnNavTableEndA BtnNavTableEndO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Table End"-button.
BtnNavShellBeginA BtnNavShellBeginO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell Begin"-button.
BtnNavShellEndA BtnNavShellEndO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Shell End"-button.
BtnNavMainIndexA BtnNavMainIndexO	This variable should contain a string HTML-code which will be used as "Main Index"-button.

4.10 Section [ Auto ]

AutoIncrementAStart AutoIncrementBStart AutoIncrementCStart AutoIncrementDStart AutoIncrementEStart

This variable defines a startup values of AutoIncrement variables. Q. : What is "AutoIncrement" variables? A. : This is a special variables which value will be incremented according to subdir depth level. The incremental step is equal to AutoIncrement?Start. There are no differences between these variables. You can use any one. These variables are very useful for creation of links on BACKGROUNDs or TITLE/BUTTON images.

5. The description of all possible variables

5.01 Group "TCF + SCF + MICF + LICF + TNI + SNI + MIPI + LIPI + UDV + JC"
~CURRENT_SYSTEM_DATE~ ~CURRENT_SYSTEM_TIME~	Inserts current system date/time (Numerical format). Note: Check value in "My Computer / Control Panel / Regional Settings / Date / Short date style" must be set [dd.mm.yyyy]. Ex. : 01.01.2000 Ex. : 14:35:36
~CURRENT_DAY_VALUE~ ~CURRENT_MONTH_VALUE~ ~CURRENT_YEAR_VALUE~	Inserts the current day/month/year values. Ex. : 11 Ex. : 10 Ex. : 2000
~CURRENT_HOUR_VALUE~ ~CURRENT_MINUTE_VALUE~ ~CURRENT_SECOND_VALUE~	Inserts the current hour/minute/second values. Ex. : 11 Ex. : 30 Ex. : 56
~CURRENT_DAYOFWEEK_NAME_LONG~ ~CURRENT_DAYOFWEEK_NAME_SHORT~	Inserts the current day of the week (long/short format). Ex. : Saturday Ex. : Sat Note: This variables depends from Language key. You can change values of this variables in file *.lng.
~CURRENT_MONTH_NAME_LONG~ ~CURRENT_MONTH_NAME_SHORT~	Inserts the current month of the year (long/short format). Ex. : December Ex. : Dec Note: This variables depends from Language key. You can change values of this variables in file *.lng.
~CURRENT_UTC_DATE~ ~CURRENT_UTC_TIME~	Inserts current UTC date/time. Ex. : 11.11.2000 Ex. : 11:11
~CURRENT_INTERNET_DATE~ ~CURRENT_INTERNET_TIME~	Inserts current internet date/time. For details see www.swatch.com Ex. : 11.11.2000 Ex. : 777
~GM_FULL_DIR_NAME~ ~GM_FULL_DIR_NAME_W~	Inserts the full (ablosute) name your "Gallery Maker" directory. Ex. : "Gallery Maker" installed into directory "C:\Program Files\GM". In this case for ~GM_FULL_DIR_NAME~ will be used C:\Program Files\GM and for ~GM_FULL_DIR_NAME_W~ - file:///C:|Program%20Files/GM
~RANDOM_COUNT~	Inserts unique autogenerated variable, can be used for creation banner-links. Ex. : 23194830640

5.02 Group "TCF + SCF + LICF + CSV + JC"
~SRC_FULL_DIR_NAME~ ~DST_FULL_DIR_NAME~ ~SRC_FULL_DIR_NAME_W~ ~DST_FULL_DIR_NAME_W~	Inserts the full (ablosute) SrcDir and DstDir directory name. Ex. : SrcDir=C:\my\pics\Source. In this case for ~SRC_FULL_DIR_NAME~ will be used C:\my\pics\Source and for ~SRC_FULL_DIR_NAME_W~ - file:///C|/my/pics/Source Note: if you set DstDirsCase = 1 or 2 then value ~DST_FULL_DIR_NAME~ can differ from DstDir.
~SRC_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME~ ~DST_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME~ ~SRC_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME_W~ ~DST_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME_W~	Inserts the middle part of subdirectory name. For SrcDir and DstDir directory value of this variable equivalent ''. Ex. : SrcDir=c:\my\pics and inside it exists subdirectory "c:\my\pics\items\dir1". In this case for ~SRC_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME~ for this subdirectory will be accepted "items\dir1" but for ~SRC_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME_W~ - "items/dir1/". Please pay attention on last /, this is very important when you want to create web-pages with absolute addressing. Note: If you set DstDirsCase = 1 or 2 then values ~SRC_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME~ and ~DST_MIDDLE_DIR_NAME~ may be different.
~SRC_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ ~DST_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ ~SRC_SHORT_DIR_NAME_W~ ~DST_SHORT_DIR_NAME_W~	Inserts the short name of the current subdirectory. For SrcDir and DstDir directory this value equivalent last level of SrcDir or DstDir. Ex. 1: SrcDir=c:\arc\pics and DstDir=d:\my\imgs. In this case for ~SRC_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ will be accepted "pics" and for ~DST_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ - "imgs". Ex. 2: SrcDir=c:\my\pics and inside exists subdirectory "c:\my\pics\items\dir1". In this case for this subdirectory ~SRC_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ and ~DST_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ will be accepted "Dir1". Note: If you set DstDirsCase = 1 or 2 then values ~SRC_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ and ~DST_SHORT_DIR_NAME~ may be different.
~REL_PATH~ ~REL_PATH_W~	Inserts the relative path from some subdirectory inside DstDir to corresponding directory inside SrcDir. Ex. : SrcDir=c:\my\pics and inside it exists some subdirectory "c:\my\pics\dir1" and DstDir=c:\pics\out. In this case for directory c:\pics\out\ the value of this variable will be accepted ../../my/pics, for subdirectory c:\pics\out\dir1 - ../../../my/pics/dir1. Note: You can't use this variable if SrcDir and DstDir are located on different disks. In this case I recommend use SRC_FULL_DIR_NAME_W.
Note: All variables with suffix _W will be converted in Web syntax: Space - %20, ! - %21, & - &amp;, \ - /, > - &gt;, < - &lt;

5.03 Group "TCF + SCF"
~CUR_TABLE_PAGE_INDEX~	Inserts current "Table" HTML-page index. Ex. : 2
~BEG_IMAGE_INDEX~	Inserts a index of the first image on the current "Table" HTML-page. Ex. : 1
~END_IMAGE_INDEX~	Inserts a index of the last image on the current "Table" HTML-page. Ex. : 10
~IMAGES_ON_PAGE~	Inserts number of images on the current "Table" HTML-page. Ex. : 10
~THUMB_WIDTH_I~ ~THUMB_HEIGHT_I~	Inserts width / height of thumbnail specified in .INI-file. Note: If in .INI-file the size of thumbnail is specified as percent from source image, this variables will are inserted without symbol "%". Ex. : 200

5.04 Group "CCF + SCF + CSV + JC"
~SRC_IMAGE_NAME_S~ ~DST_IMAGE_NAME_S~	Inserts Source / Destination image filename without extension. Ex. : Black Moon & Dark Sun
~SRC_IMAGE_NAME_L~ ~DST_IMAGE_NAME_L~	Inserts Source / Destination image filename with extension. Ex. : Black Moon & Dark Sun.jpg
~SRC_IMAGE_NAME_SW~ ~DST_IMAGE_NAME_SW~	Inserts Source / Destination image filename without extension (Web syntax). Ex. : Black%20Moon%20&%20Dark%20Sun
~SRC_IMAGE_NAME_LW~ ~DST_IMAGE_NAME_LW~	Inserts Source / Destination image filename with extension (Web syntax). Ex. : Black%20Moon%20&%20Dark%20Sun.jpg
~SRC_IMAGE_DATE~	Inserts date of the source image. Ex. : 01.01.2000
~SRC_IMAGE_TIME~	Inserts time of the source image. Ex. : 14:09:10
~SRC_IMAGE_SIZE_B~ ~SRC_IMAGE_SIZE_K~ ~SRC_IMAGE_SIZE_M~	Inserts the size of the source image in bytes/Kbytes/Mbytes. Ex. : 126300 Ex. : 126,3 Ex. : 0,126
~SRC_IMAGE_CRC32~	Q. : That is a "CRC-32"? A. : CRC-32 is an acronym for the 32 bit Cyclical Redundancy Check algorithm. CRC-32 generally refers to a specific 32 bit CRC formula sanctioned by the CCITT, an international standards body primarily concerned with telecommunications. CRC-32 is used to verify the integrity of blocks of data. You may also calculate CRC-32 for any file with the help of external utility crc32.exe. Ex. : 44DE5AD1
~SRC_IMAGE_WIDTH~	Inserts width of the source image in pixels. Ex. : 800
~SRC_IMAGE_HEIGHT~	Inserts height of the source image in pixels. Ex. : 600
~SRC_IMAGE_BPP~	Inserts the number of bits required to indicate the color of a pixel. This value may be 1, 4, 8, 16, 24 or 32. Ex. : 24
~SRC_JPEG_COMMENT~	Inserts the text of comment from source JPEG-file. For editing the comments inside source JPEG-files you can use special external utility - JCE.exe. Note: Not all JPEG readers or writers will recognize or pay attention to this text.

5.05 Group "CCF + SCF"
~CUR_IMAGE_INDEX~	Inserts a index of the current image. Ex. : 2
~CUR_SHELL_PAGE_INDEX~	Inserts current "Image Shell" HTML-page index. Ex. : 5
~IMAGE_COMMENT~	Instead of this marker will be added "comment file". Note: If "comment file" not found or AddComment=No then this marker will be auto removed from "Table" or "Image Shell" HTML-page.

5.06 Group "CCF"
~THUMB_NAME~	Inserts thumbnail filename. Ex. : tn_Black Moon & Dark Sun.jpg
~THUMB_NAME_W~	Inserts thumbnail filename with extension (Web syntax). Ex. : tn_Black%20Moon%20&%20Dark%20Sun.jpg
~THUMB_WIDTH_R~	Inserts real thumbnail width. Ex. : 200
~THUMB_HEIGHT_R~	Inserts real thumbnail height. Ex. : 122
~SHELL_FILENAME~	Inserts filename of "Image Shell" page. Ex. : Shell_PicName.html
~SHELL_FILENAME_W~	Inserts filename of "Image Shell" page (Web syntax). Ex. : Shell%20PicName.html

5.07 Group "TCF + LICF"
~TABLE_BEGIN~	Inserts valid BtnNavTableBegin? string from .INI-file for "Table" or "Local Index" HTML-pages.
~TABLE_END~	Inserts valid BtnNavTableEnd? string from .INI-file for "Table" or "Local Index" HTML-pages.

5.08 Group "TCF"
~TABLE_PREV~	Inserts valid BtnNavTablePrev? string from .INI-file.
~TABLE_NEXT~	Inserts valid BtnNavTableNext? string from .INI-file.
~TXT_NAV~	The auto-generated expression, which consists from BeforeTxtNav + combination TxtNavA, TxtNavO and TxtNavSeparator expressions + AfterTxtNav.

5.09 Group "TCF + TNI"
~TABLE_PREV_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the previous "Table"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page2.htm
~TABLE_NEXT_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the next "Table"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page4.htm.

5.10 Group "TNI"
~HTML_PAGE~	This variable used inside TxtNavA and TxtNavO strings for inserts a filename of "Table"-page for each "Text"-link. Ex. : Page2.htm
~TXT_NAV_LABEL~	Inserts a navigation-link label. Ex. : Page
~PAGE_INDEX~	Inserts "Table"-page index. Ex. : 2

5.11 Group "SCF + LICF"
~SHELL_BEGIN~	Inserts valid BtnNavShellBegin? string from .INI-file for "Image Shell" or "Local Index" HTML-pages.
~SHELL_END~	Inserts valid BtnNavShellEnd? string from .INI-file for "Image Shell" or "Local Index" HTML-pages.

5.12 Group "SCF"
~SHELL_PREV~	Inserts valid BtnNavShellPrev? string from .INI-file.
~TABLE~	Inserts BtnNavTable string from .INI-file.
~SHELL_NEXT~	Inserts valid BtnNavShellNext? string from .INI-file.

5.13 Group "SCF + SNI"
~SHELL_PREV_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the previous "Image Shell"-page in current directory. Ex. : Page2.htm
~TABLE_PAGE~	Inserts filename of Table-page without path. Ex. : Table2.html
~SHELL_NEXT_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the next "Image Shell"-page in current directory. Ex. : Page4.htm.

5.14 Group "TCF + SCF + LICF"
~MAIN_INDEX~	Inserts valid BtnNavMainIndex? string from .INI-file for "Table", "Image Shell" or "Local Index" HTML-pages.

5.15 Group "TCF + SCF"
~LOCAL_INDEX~	Inserts valid BtnNavLocalIndex? string from .INI-file for "Table" or "Image Shell" HTML-pages.

5.16 Group "TCF + SCF + LICF + MIRC + TNI + SNI + MIPI + LIPI"
~DIR_NN~	Inserts serial number for current record. Ex. : 5
~PATH~	Inserts the relative path from Main Index-page to current directory. Ex. : DstDir=C:\temp\Dst\, in this case for subdirectory C:\temp\Dst\Dir1\ value of this variable equal Dst/Dir1/
~TABLE_BEGIN_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the first "Table"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page1.htm
~TABLE_END_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the last "Table"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page99.htm
~SHELL_BEGIN_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the first "Image Shell"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page1.htm
~SHELL_END_PAGE~	Inserts filename of the last "Image Shell"-page in the current directory. Ex. : Page99.htm
~MAIN_INDEX_PAGE~	Inserts filename of "Main Index" HTML-page without path. Ex. : Index.htm.
~LOCAL_INDEX_PAGE~	Inserts filename of "Local Index" HTML-page without path. Ex. : Index.htm.
~DIR_TITLE~	Inserts short directory name or contents Directory Description File. Ex. : Dir1
~DIR_TABLE_PAGES_COUNT~	Inserts total number of "Table" HTML-pages in current directory. Ex. : 5
~DIR_IMAGES_COUNT~	Inserts total number of images (without thumbnails) in current directory. Ex. : 25
~DIR_IMAGES_SIZE_B~ ~DIR_IMAGES_SIZE_K~ ~DIR_IMAGES_SIZE_M~	Inserts the total size of images in current directory in bytes/Kbytes/Mbytes. Ex. : 5120123 Ex. : 5120,1 Ex. : 5,1
~LOCAL_CSV_NAME~	Inserts the name of the local CSV-file for the current directory. Ex. : Local.csv

5.17 Group "MIRC"
~REC_NN~	Inserts RecNN string from .INI-file.
~REC_TITLE~	Inserts RecTitle string from .INI-file.
~REC_PAGES~	Inserts RecPages string from .INI-file.
~REC_IMAGES~	Inserts RecImages string from .INI-file.
~REC_SIZE~	Inserts RecSize string from .INI-file.
~REC_CSV~	Inserts RecCSV string from .INI-file.

5.18 Group "MICF"
~TOTAL_NN~	Inserts the total number of numberred records in gallery.
~TOTAL_RECORDS~	Inserts the total number of records (subdirectories) in gallery.
~TOTAL_TABLE_PAGES_COUNT~	Inserts the total number of "Table" HTML-pages in gallery.
~TOTAL_IMAGES_COUNT~	Inserts the total number of images in gallery (without thumbnails).
~TOTAL_IMAGES_SIZE_B~ ~TOTAL_IMAGES_SIZE_K~ ~TOTAL_IMAGES_SIZE_M~	Inserts the total size of images in gallery in bytes/Kbytes/Mbytes.
~MAIN_CSV_NAME~	Inserts the name of the main CSV-file for the gallery. Ex. : Main.csv

5.19 Group "TCF + SCF + LICF + TNI + SNI + MIPI + LIPI + UDV"
~AutoIncrementA~ ~AutoIncrementB~ ~AutoIncrementC~ ~AutoIncrementD~ ~AutoIncrementE~	Insert current value of AutoIncrement? variable. Ex. : DstDir=C:\PICS\OUT\ and AutoIncrementAStart="../", in this case for directory C:\PICS\OUT\ value ~AutoIncrementA~ will be ../, for subdirs C:\PICS\OUT\L1 or C:\PICS\OUT\K1 - ../../, for subdirs C:\PICS\OUT\L1\M2 or C:\PICS\OUT\K1\S2 - ../../../

6. Special expressions

7. Registration and licensing

8. Acknowledgments

9. "GM" Gallery Hall

10. Awards

11. Download and how to contact me

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