This folder contains the oblique photographs used in the application.

The following folder structure needs to be strictly adhered to:

/obliques
	/LakeMichigan
		/1976
			/med
			/orig
			/pop
			/thumb
		/2007
			/med
			/orig
			/pop
			/thumb
	/LakeSuperior
		/1976
			/med
			/orig
			/pop
			/thumb
		/2007
			/med
			/orig
			/pop
			/thumb
			
			
With Details:

/obliques				< directory at root of application, contains 'Lake[Name]' directories
	/LakeMichigan	< name of lake with no space, contains '[year]' directories
		/1976			< four digit year, defined in photo db, contains '[size]' directories
			/med		< contains medium photos, sized to 640 pixels wide
			/orig			< contains original photos, left as is from source material
			/pop			< contains popup photos, sized to 320 pixels wide
			/thumb		< contains thumbnail photos, sized to 140 pixels wide
			
			

Making resized photos: (there may be many ways, but this is the way I did it)

Note:
	- Requires 'Adobe Photoshop' (used version CS2 for these instructions)	
	- Requires 'A.F.5 Rename your files' from CNet's download.com (used version 1.1 here)
		- currently at http://download.cnet.com/A-F-5-Rename-your-files/3000-2248_4-10135889.html
		- if link is broken, search 'A.F.5' at download.com

- Create a directory on the C:\ of the computer (resizing doesn't seem to work over network drives)

	- In that directory create four folders: med, orig, pop, thumb

	- Copy the original sized photos into the /orig/ folder

- Open 'Adobe Photoshop'

	- Go to 'File' > 'Scripts' > 'Image Processor'

	- In Section 1, click on the 'Select Folder...' button and navigate to the /orig/ folder containing the full size photos

	- In Section 2, click on the 'Select Folder...' button and navigate to the /med/ folder 

	- In Section 3, put checks in the 'Save as JPEG' and 'Resize to Fit' checkboxes

		- Type '9' into 'Quality:'
		
		- Type '640' into both 'W:' and 'H:'
		
		- Uncheck the 'Convert Profile to sRGB'
		
		- Make sure there are no other checks in this section
		
	- In Section 4, uncheck 'Include ICC Profile' and make sure there is no check in 'Run Action' 

	- Finally, Click the 'Run' button in the upper right corner
	
		- Photoshop will batch process all the photos and create the resized photos into the specified folder
		
		- Note: This will take significant time if the original photos are large and/or there are thousands of them

- When Photoshop is finally done batch resizing the photos, Open 'A.F.5 Rename your files'

	- Open the folder containing the resized photos in Windows Explorer (Windows Key + E)
	
	- 'Select All' the photos and drag them onto the 'A.F.5 Rename your files' window
	
	- Use the dropdowns and text fields at the top to create the renaming protocol:
	
		- In the first dropdown choose 'Left' and in the box below it type '1-' without the quotes
		
		- In the second dropdown choose 'String' and in the box below it type '_med' without the quotes
		
		- In the rest of the dropdowns choose '<none>'
		
	- Notice the current filenames and the new filenames in the lower part of the window
	
		- Note: The 'Left' type with value of '1-' means start at the 1st character from the left and extend to the end
		
		- Note: The 'String' type with value of '_med' means append that string to the filename
		
	- Finally, Click the 'Rename' button in the upper right corner
	
		- The files will be renamed
		
		- Select all the files with 'Ctrl + A' (or 'Edit' > 'Select All') and then Click the 'Remove' button on the right
		
- Now repeat the steps above to create the popup and thumbnail sizes

	- Note: For popup sized photos, choose the /pop/ folder in Section 2 and use '320' for the 'W:' and 'H:' in Section 3
		
		- Note: When renaming the /pop/ files, use '_pop' for the 'String' in the second dropdown
	
	- Note: For thumb sized photos, choose the /thumb/ folder in Section 2 and use '140' for the 'W:' and 'H:' in Section 3
	
		- Note: When renaming the /thumb/ files, use '_thumb' for the 'String' in the second dropdown

- Finally, Move the resized and renamed photos into the appropriate folder in the /obliques/ folder on the webserver