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$Id: README,v 1.4 1997/04/05 15:08:37 bfriesen Exp $

WebMagick provides a means of easily putting image collections on the Web.
It recurses through directory trees, building HTML pages and imagemap
(GIF or JPEG) files to allow the user to navigate through collections of
thumbnail images (somewhat similar to 'xv') and select the images to
view with a mouse click.

WebMagick is highly configurable. Its goal is to provide lots of options
while doing a nice job out of the box. Configuration may be done from
the command line, or via .webmagickrc files which effect the overall
installation, or images in a directory tree.

WebMagick is optimized to use the features of the latest Web browsers,
however, less capable browsers like NCSA Mosaic and Lynx have not been
forgotten.

Read the INSTALL file to get started with installation of webmagick. Read
webmagick.txt or the manual page for the details on how to use webmagick. A
key installation requirement is that you must first install the
ImageMagick image manipulation toolset.

If you are operating a site that my mother wouldn't approve of, please
set the $opt_anonymous option to 1 or use the --anonymous option.  This
removes WebMagick copyright info from all generated pages.  In particular,
it removes my email address so I don't get email from confused users
regarding stuff I would rather not hear about.  :-)

WebMagick is written by Bob Friesenhahn (bfriesen@simple.dallas.tx.us). I
would be happy to hear about your trials and tribulations with webmagick.