WinThumb.
For Windows (32 Bit)
Run the program in an image directory to create an HTML thumbnail index of all GIF, JPG and JPEG files in that directory. Each thumbnail is sized at 150x150 (default) and linked to the each corresponding file. There are several configuration options including; number of images per page, header file, footer file, thumbnail size, etc.
Images are not actually truncated so you don't have to worry about a lot of extra files. By using the various configuration options you can break down the index into multiple linked files containing however many images per page you specify
WinThumb has been designed to take the manual labor out of web based graphic libraries. Or simply to let you view a preview of the images in any given directory via the browser.
WinThumb was based on the original TNL Total Solutions 8-Bit DOS utility called MAKETN.
| System Requirements: | Windows (Any) |
| License | FREEWARE |
| Version | 1.5 |
| Size | 3.0mb |
| Download | Download From FILES.TNLSOFT.COM |
MakeTN (8 Bit - Predecessor To WinThumb).
For Dos (8 Bit)
MAKETN.EXE runs in a DOS window. Run the program in an image directory to create an HTML thumbnail index of all GIF, JPG and JPEG files in that directory. Each thumbnail is sized at 150x150 (default) and linked to the each corresponding file. There are several configuration options and command line switches which you may use to create the desired effect.
Images are not actually truncated so you don't have to worry about a lot of extra files. By using various command line switches you can break down the index into multiple linked files containing however many images per page you specify
MAKETN.EXE has been designed to take the manual labor out of web based graphic libraries. Or simply to let you view a preview of the images in any given directory via the browser.
This is yet another in-house utility that we have decided to make available to the general public.
This is an 8 BIT command line utility and cannot handle long filenames. The 32 bit windows version of this free utility can be found at: http://www.tnlsoft.com/products/winthumb
| System Requirements: | DOS (Any) |
| License | FREEWARE |
| Version | 1.01 |
| Size | 25kb |
| Download | Download From FILES.TNLSOFT.COM |
Open a DOS window and run MAKETN.EXE with any specified command line switches in the directory you wish to index.
Command Line Switches:
You may choose to have your index span multiple index files each containing a specified number of thumbnails. Use the following command lines to generate this effect. The index files will be named INDEX.HTM, INDEX2.HTM, INDEX3.HTM, and so on. Each index file will contain a link to the next. You may only specify quantities in multiples of 10 with a maximum of 100 Images per index.
For Example:
To Create an index containing only 10 Images per file you would type the following at the dos prompt:
MAKETN /10
To Create an index containing 90 Images per file you would use the following:
MAKETN /90
Changing Other Defaults:
You can change a multitude of MAKETN's defaults by creating a file call MAKETN.INI and placing it in the MAKETN's directory. This file is a regular ASCII file and can be created with notepad or DOS Edit.
Here is what an example MAKETN.INI file may look like:
#Comment Line [PageTitle] Each item is specified in brackets [ ] and the options are specified on the following line. Here is a list of commands you may include: [PageTitle] This will change the default page name specified in the <TITLE></TITLE> tags of each INDEXx.HTM file. [ThumbWidth] This defines the width of the thumbnails in pixels. The default is 150. [ThumbHeight] This defines the height of the thumbnails in pixels. The default is 150. [Background] If you would like to specify a background image use this tag So if you wanted to change the height and width of your thumbnails to 210x300 you would create a MAKETN.INI file that look something like this: [ThumbHeight] |
Any unspecified lines will be considered comments. MAKETN.INI is NOT case sensitive.