From: Nick H. <nic...@ho...> - 2010-05-21 14:33:37
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This is a good idea. If nobody else is interested in writing it, then I'll have a go. Nick. derHeinzi wrote: > Proposal for discussion: > If one adds old photographs to the data managed by Gramps and defines image > regions for persons to be shown in the NarWeb report, it would be nice to > have a report generating a "photo album" using this information. > What I imagine is: > > - One photo per page > - Referenced persons listet below the photo (Last name, first name, call > name, patronymic and optionally the relation to the main person of the > report > - Some kind of indication who is who (reference between listed names and > image region of the person. > - Report should be possible for media from user defined media filter (to > filter out images e.g. of scanned source documents) > > The "who is who" could be done e.g. by > - numbering the referenced persons and printing a semi transparent number > inside the image region defined for this person or > - drawing a line from the center of the persons name to the center of the > image region defined for this person. > (To be seen, the number or the line would probably have to use a light or > dark color depending on the background lightness!) > > You could then take this album (together with the original images) to your > relatives and ask about persons not yet identified in the photographs. > > Would other users find such a report useful as well? Is it difficult to do? > (My skills are not sufficient to write such a report myself.) > > Kind regards, Heinz > > |