Larry Jaques wrote:
On Mon, 13 Jun 2011 20:47:01 -0700,
wrote:

CaveLamb wrote:

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Yup.
And a workable naming convention.

B_name.png for a Button
T_name.png for a Thumbnail
P_name.png for a Picture
etc...

That kind of thing really helps when you have hundreds of files to
dig through (and a sorted listing )

My boat's website just pegged out (10 MB) this evening and I had to
re-do some of the imagery. It was never really "designed", it just
growed that way. There is no real consistency as far as naming photo.

But the naming convention for web objects really helped.

That is a great idea, Richard. Thanks!

I use picture.jpg for regular size pics, picture_m.jpg for medium size
(like a catalog page), and picture_t.jpg for 80x64pixel thumbs. This
leaves them in alpha order.

That way, it's quickly obvious when I don't have a thumbnail for
a given larger bitmap, or a larger bitmap for a given thumbnail.
Gotcha chief. Thanks!

--Winston