These are the image files that Jeff mentioned in his email, but they're listed here as Ed has them on his computer. If these are the final images chosen for the slideshow, then maybe Tayler can email Ed V. with this information so he can begin touching up the files and deliver final photos to Jeff.
Seasonal 3 – ©WMPA210086.jpg
Rural 6 – ©WMPA110003.jpg
Rural 5 – ©WMP7130272.jpg
Recreation 2 – ©WMPA220220.jpg
Mt. St. Helens 1 – ©WMP1160272.jpg
I-5 Bridge 2 – ©WMPA100242.jpg
Waterfront 2 – ©WMP9230333.jpg
Waterfront 3 – ©WMP9270464.jpg
Waterfront 10 – ©WMPA070122.jpg
I made the little test slideshow in flash by just dropping in different images in the timeline. Then I added a new layer and added an action script to have the slide show run automatically. I did that by going to the Action Window using the Script Assist to add a new item in Global Functions, then Timeline Control, then selecting Play (to make it play automatically). Script Assist is really useful because it will help you write basic action scripts for flash. After that I exported it as a .swf file.
Some of the problems I had with the Flash slideshow were that I couldn't figure out how to make the background transparent--- if the 'river' is in the background, I think it might need to be in the background of the flash file. I wasn't successful at making transitions between the images, I don't know how you want the slideshow images to transition, but I was pretty bad at that.
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Thanks Eija, that helps. I'll start to play around with it and see what I come up with.
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