Just write an absolute link to the photo gallery folder(s). Right click the
image > Hyperlink > Existing file or web page > browsed pages and type in,
or paste your link...something like this:
http://www.3795castlebutte.com/index_files/photogallery/index.htm
After typing the above I tried the following link:
http://www.3795castlebutte.com/index_files/
and voila, there are your galleries, or slides or at least part of your
jalbum html output. You uploaded at least some of your jalbum files to the
"index_files" folder which should contain your other Publisher pages and
supporting images, but you want to direct the link to the index.htm file of
the gallery.
To keep things organized you should put your photo gallery files and folders
in their own subfolders on your site...and delete all those old files before
you upload your Publisher HTML files again, or you are likely to have
conflicts. Personally I would put your "galleries" folder alongside the
"index_files" folder, instead of within it as the link above suggested. Then
if you are going to have additional galleries, create subfolders within that
folder. For example, say you have two galleries: sunsets and sunrises. Then
create a folder called "photogallery", and within that folder create two
subfolders called "sunsets" and "sunrises", and then upload your jalbum
files (all the output including the index.htm file and slides, res and
thumbs) to each of those folders. Then the links from the thumbnails on your
Photo Gallery main page would be:
http://www.3795castlebutte.com/photogallery/sunsets/index.htm and
http://www.3795castlebutte.com/photogallery/sunrises/index.htm
Then in the future as you add galleries, you can just add a folder under the
photogallery folder for each new gallery. And by the way, I use jalbum and
this how I have things structured, but with different folder names.
Perhaps if this is still unclear, then reference: "Building a web site with
multiple Publisher web publication files":
http://msmvps.com/blogs/dbartosik/archive/2006/01/16/81264.aspx
This article should help you understand how to structure your files and
folders on your website, even though you will be only using one Publisher
file...for now;-)
DavidF
