Based on your reply I thought I could figure this out. Unfortunately, I cannot.
1. When I create an album, the only option I see is to upload it to my website. I have been doing this for years without problems. However, I cannot find a way to save the album to a local directory.
2. When I review my website, jAlbum has uploaded two folders (res and thumbs)
two data.json files
humans.txt
index.html
lifeboat.zip
manifest.jmf
robots.txt
tree.json
My assumption would be that the index.html file would be the file to run but it needs a browser or it opens as a text file. If I right click on it I can request a browser to open it in.
None of this answers my question. Your answer was that all I had to do was load the file on my computer and I could play my slide show and that I could even do it from a memory stick.
What file are you talking about?
How do I export my slide show to my local disk?
Do I need the whole jAlbum infrastructure to run the slide show?
Sorry about being tedious but I was hoping for a single stand-alone "slide show" file to send to people. Is this not possible.
I saw a post from Laza that states "jalbums built-in browser" works. How do I implement this. I looked at every setting and I cannot see any reference to a built-in browser. Would this still require the whole infrastructure to view the slideshow.
Thank you for your help, I feel as though I am being tedious and I apologize for that. I am a photographer, not a programmer.
Please see my most recent slide show. I wanted to send this to as a stand-alone file to a number of people that have no internet access.
https://jpalik.com/DAZThanksgiving2018/
I really look forward to your answer.
Jim
Edited by: jpalik on 30-Nov-2018 17:41
Edited by: jpalik on 30-Nov-2018 17:42