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Ever been working on multiple computers? At work, at home, on your laptop? Ever get tired of copying files to share to an USB drive or emailing them to yourself? I just found the perfect solution, Dropbox.
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version 2.4
- include XMP file when export as original
version 2.3
- fixed "An internal error has occurred: .\PhotoshelterAP I.lua:81:attempt to index local 's'(a number value)"
version 2.2
- fixed http response handling, some responses were incorrectly marked as false
version 2.1
- added login support to export task
- added metadata storing options
version 2.0
- completely rewritten
- add logging ability for support
- support lightroom 2 and lightroom 3
version 1.4
- simplified login procedure to increase performance and fix login issues
version 1.3
- fixed login issues that occurred in some cases
version 1.2
- revised account panel
- support full archive folder structure
- create new archive folder
- rename archive folder
- fixed context menu export
version 1.1
- fixed album selection list for Lightroom 2 on Mac OS X
version 1.0
- initial version of the plugin
- support lightroom 1 and 2
- basic uploading to photoshelter
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To install the plugin in Lightroom download the zip file.
manual installation
Within the package is a single folder with a suffix of .lrplugin Lightroom will only recognize a plugin if it is in a single folder with this suffix.
NOTE: In Mac OS, the suffix .lrplugin creates a package, which looks like a single file.
A plug-in folder can reside in any location on your hard drive. You can load the plug-in using the Add button in the Plug-in Manager (CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+,). Once it is added, you can enable or disable it through the dialog, or unload it using the Remove button.
Automatic plug-in loading
Lightroom automatically checks for plug-ins in the standard Modules folder where other Lightroom settings are stored:
Plug-ins that are installed in this location are automatically listed in the Plug-in Manager dialog. You can use the dialog to enable or disable such a plug-in, but not to remove it. The Remove button is dimmed when such a plug-in is selected.
In Mac OS (current user) ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules
In Mac OS (all users) /Library/Application Support/Adobe/Lightroom/Modules
In Windows XP C:\Documents and Users\username\Application Data\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules
In Windows 7/Vista C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Lightroom\Modules
- Use these buttons to add and remove plugins. If you didn't store the plugin in an automatic loaded folder, you need to use the Add button to install the plugin
- When the plugin is correctly loaded and enabled, it is shown in this location
- To enable/disable the plugin without removing it
- If you experience problems with plugin, you can enable the logging option here. When enable the plugin will create a file called pact_photoshelter.txt in your home folder.
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For your first use you need to enter your photoshelter login details. You do this by opening the export dialog (CTRL+SHIFT+E ). By default the standard export service of Lightroom is selected. You need to switch to the photoshelter export plugin to use it.
- select the photoshelter export plugin
- enter your photoshelter login details
- select the archive folder to upload to
- mark uploaded photos as tagged or searchable. You can also include your lightroom rating
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pact Photoshelter slideshow |
Embed your photoshelter galleries on any module position of your Joomla website.
The module uses the flash based slideshow widget from Photoshelter. Instead of copy and pasting the code from the photoshelter website, you can simply copy the gallery url and configure the settings in the module parameters.
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