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{{Software | {{Software | ||
|Picture=NA.png | |Picture=NA.png | ||
|Version= | |Version=1.12 (2001-04-14) | ||
|Author=[[Daniel Hellerstein]] | |Author=[[Daniel Hellerstein]] | ||
|License=Freeware | |License=Freeware | ||
|Download=[http://www.srehttp.org/apps/wwwthumb/ Website] | |Download=[https://www.os2site.com/sw/internet/sre/wwwthumb_v112.zip] | ||
|Website=[https://web.archive.org/web/20070306154509/http://www.srehttp.org/apps/wwwthumb/ Archived Website] | |||
}} | }} | ||
'''WWWthumb''' creates, and delivers, thumbnails of images. Replaced by [[ThumbIndex]] | |||
'''WWWthumb''' creates, and delivers, thumbnails of images. | |||
When offering a list of files for downloading over the WWW, it's often convenient to graphically illustrate the contents of the file by displaying a thumbnail (a small GIF image) adjacent to the file name. For example, thumbnails are often miniatures of larger graphics files; or, they can also be the desktop icon associated with a non-graphics file. | When offering a list of files for downloading over the WWW, it's often convenient to graphically illustrate the contents of the file by displaying a thumbnail (a small GIF image) adjacent to the file name. For example, thumbnails are often miniatures of larger graphics files; or, they can also be the desktop icon associated with a non-graphics file. | ||
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[[Category:Freeware]] | [[Category:Freeware]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:WebScripts]] |
Latest revision as of 00:36, 28 July 2024
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Version | 1.12 (2001-04-14) |
Vendor | |
Author | Daniel Hellerstein |
License | Freeware |
Download | [1] |
Website | Archived Website |
WWWthumb creates, and delivers, thumbnails of images. Replaced by ThumbIndex
When offering a list of files for downloading over the WWW, it's often convenient to graphically illustrate the contents of the file by displaying a thumbnail (a small GIF image) adjacent to the file name. For example, thumbnails are often miniatures of larger graphics files; or, they can also be the desktop icon associated with a non-graphics file.
WWWthumb program is designed to create, and deliver, these thumbnails. Its main advantage is ease of use; it's trivial to request a thumbnail image by inclusion of simple IMG elements in one's HTML documents.
WWWthumb (which is written in REXX) can be run from an OS/2 command prompt, as an SRE-http add-on, or as a CGI-BIN script. It's optimized for SRE-http, but should work under any CGI-bin compliant OS/2 web server.