Showing posts with label Images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Images. Show all posts

Friday, July 23, 2010

Google Images Redesigned

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Recently Google with its new search interface made easy to search for specific kind of images for example images with particular size ,color and type like clipsart, drawing etc .But it is also going to rollout some more features to its search interface to make its users more comfortable.



Here’s what’s new in the refreshed design of Google Images:

  • Dense tiled layout designed to make it easy to look at lots of images at once so that we can experience a rich list of images and browse from the group for what we are looking for.

  • Instant scrolling between pages, without letting you get lost in the images. You can now get up to 1,000 images, all in one scrolling page. And we’ll show small, unobtrusive page numbers so you don’t lose track of where you are.

  • Larger thumbnail previews on the results page, designed for modern browsers and high-res screens.

  • A hover pane that appears when you mouse over a given thumbnail image, giving you a larger preview, more info about the image and other image-specific features such as “Similar images.”

  • Once you click on an image, you’re taken to a new landing page that displays a large image in context, with the website it’s hosted on visible right behind it. Click anywhere outside the image, and you’re right in the original page where you can learn more about the source and context.

  • Optimized keyboard navigation for faster scrolling through many pages, taking advantage of standard web keyboard shortcuts such as Page Up / Page Down. It’s all about getting you to the info you need quickly, so you can get on with actually building that treehouse or buying those flowers.

Friday, March 5, 2010

Email with Images

Every one receives forwarded emails every day many of them have images in it.By seeing them some think why can’t we create a mail and start by collecting images and tries to paste them in the mail and will be shocked by knowing that they can’t paste images in to mails from their computers.Those who have faced this situation and are waiting for the solution can scroll down and find their solution and those who started thinking now can take their own time and can scroll down…….Email Logo
There are many methods for making this kind of mails…..
Method 1:
This method will be working only if your images are already uploaded in the web and have a link to access.Now paste the link in the address bar of your browser and wait for the image to appear and then copy the image by right clicking on it and clicking on the copy Image option and then open a new mail and then press Ctrl+V and get your image pasted in your mail .Here is one image which is already uploaded to the web See it .And one important thing while pasting it is your mail should be in rich text format.

Method 2:
If your image is nemailsot uploaded to web ??I think now you can guess the way is to upload it to web and get its url .But How??   This also has many ways to get our work done .You can upload it to photo sharing sites like Picasa , Flickr and to Google Docs etc..But the above process will be included in creating an account and sharing the images with public etc….You can the direct url here by this method, You just have to upload your image here and you will get the url for your image..Now follow the method 1.
Method 3:
And for those technical freaks who struggle for creating things with their own hands, they may happy with this king-sized method…In this we creates a html page and open that in browser and here we create an automated method  to run this by creating a batch file.
###Create Batch file (do once only)
1. Open notepad
to. Paste in the following
echo ^ > album.html
echo ^^GMail album^^ >> album.html
echo ^ >> album.html
echo ^
^
^
^
>> album.html
for %%I in (*.jpg *.jpeg) do echo ^^
^
^
^
>> album.html
echo ^ >> album.html
echo ^ >> album.html
3. Save it as see:\windows\create-jpeg-album.bat

### Preparing Images (repeat for each different email)
1. Resize/copy all email images into an empty folder.
to. Open command prompt window in empty folder.
3. Type create-jpeg-album at prompt and hit enter.
A file called album.html should appear in this folder

### Creating the email (repeat for each email)
1. Compose a new rich text Gmail email.
to. From windows explorer double click on album.html to open it in a new browser window.
3. Use the menu Edit/Select All or Ctrl-A to select the entire contents of album.html.
4. Use the menu Edit/Copy or Ctrl-C to copy the contents to the clipboard.
5. Click in the body of the new Gmail email and use the menu Edit/Paste or Ctrl-V to paste the contents into the body of the new email.
Now I think you know how to create an embedded image mail Then why to waste time lets start extracting the creative thoughts in you and start sending mails….