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    PicLJooS is a CGI/perl image gallery that is easy to setup and fun to use. A distinguishing feature is its JavaScript folder tree for easy navigation. It also allows viewing of images scaled to sizes you choose. Uses ImageMagick.
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    Creates a straightforward photo and movie gallery from your JPEG images and AVI files. End result does not require a database, PHP, or other such 'heavy' server side technology. End result can be displayed through your website, or stored to CD/DVD.
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    This collection of scripts allow you to export to a html gallery from photoshop album or elements. A combination of Perl, Python, XML and XSLT are used to create the gallery. A working version can be seen at halfviking.com.
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    GalAxML is an alternative front end for viewing photo albums greated by the popular 'Gallery' project. It can be powered by a CGI script or via AxKit.
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    Fauxweb Image Gallery is a CGI/perl based image gallery package with auto-generation of thumbnails, full description support, multiple galleries, and user selectable image sizes.
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    Spider Eyeballs is an image gallery website generator. It's intent is to make it easy to create and modify websites while providing a clean web interface for easy browsing. See a demo at http://www.spidereyeballs.com/os2000.
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    CGI-based perl scripts that provide a thumbnailed web gallery of your images and videos. The default view mimics the Mac OS X Aqua look. Publishing photos is as easy as just uploading them (no update process required).
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    Publish your digital camera pictures on the Web in an instant. ewebfoto is a online image gallery generator written in PERL that can publish an entire directory of pictures on the web. It is extremely fast and can work with over 500 photos.
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    Zgal generates a static html photo album with thumbnails
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    AlbumMaker is a very small and handy webbased Photoalbum and Gallery written in Perl. You can use it to make your pictures visible to your friends by internet and let them write some comments to each picture. Thumbnails are made automatic.
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    EIGHT: Easy Image Gallery is a perl CGI script to help automate the maintenence of a web based collection of images.
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    LiveFrame Gallery is an easily customized, web-based album and slideshow for sets of photographs. LiveFrame Lab is a jpeg processor that scales, rotates and captions images, and outputs LiveFrame Gallery directories and configuration files.
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    Photolib is a web-based photo gallery program, but unlike all other galleries, this one is aimed to be a library rather than a standalone program. Users can take the Photolib library and easily plug a photo gallery into their Perl-based site. Also, be
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    SWIGS is a perl script for creating hierarchically organized web image galleries with automatically created thumbnails and for each image. SWIGS strives for complete flexibility in layout through templates and a simple Perl extension interface.
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    mpg [meaning photo gallery] is the Perl script that creates the photo galleries on www.meaning.com. The galleries are created by directory. Documentation is Coming Soon! [tm]
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