"SlideshowIndexCreator" -and- "SlideshowIndexCreator-DataURI" Both these scripts will create framed (or unframed) index pages. The prerequisites are content (images or web pages) and thumbnails (small images). Both the content and the thumbnails need to be in the same directory and must share the same base name (e.g., "flower.htm" and "flower.gif"). ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The difference between the two scripts is that "SlideshowIndexCreator" needs the thumbnails after the script finishes running, but "SlideshowIndexCreator-DataURI" does NOT need the thumbnails! The "SlideshowIndexCreator-DataURI" script creates a "Data URI" from the thumbnails and embeds this data directly into the web page. For pages with dozens of small thumbnails, this means faster thumbnail rendering because each image won't need a separate HTTP request to download it. The Data URI feature is supported in all recent versions of Firefox and in Internet Explorer version 8 or better. If an older version of IE is used, the browser will display ordinary text links rather than picture thumbnails. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- VBS and TXT files contain the same code. Download the most convenient one. Downloading Notes: VBS FILE IE may try to run the VBS file instead of downloading it! You'll have to right-click and select "Save Link" or "Save Target" to save the file to your hard drive. TXT FILE Be sure to save the downloaded file with a VBS file extension. If your Windows has the default behavior of hiding file extensions, you will have to quote the file name. For example, don't save it as test.vbs, but as "test.vbs". Using quotes forces Windows to honor your file extension. ZIP FILE No problems. The zip file may (or may not) contain other information or directions.