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Ok, here it goes:1) Create a htm file with following content 
by replacing above embeded djvu file with your own. Please also change the "Title". Put this htm file and the djvu file into the root directory of the skin you want to use. If it is a wedding picture go to the marriage line and create a new source, edit this source and put this htm file into the URL field (no folders!!). 2) This set up can also be used for documents without links. In this case the htm file and the djvu do not have to be in the root directory but may be "myfiles" folder. There are more possibilities for the use of the djvu format, but try this first.
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Thanks a lot for this help, I needed some time to type all this in (one finger typing !) as I am faster at copying and pasting.With the code from the top of the page I got a full page image but with your code I got this:- 
But it still takes up the whole individual htm instead of opening in a lower frame like your image shows.
Edited: Friday, March 30, 2007 by
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This now works at http://familytrees.genopro.com/appleshaw/djvu/default.htm
Improvement needed in finding the file - next stage.
Open Sources and click on framed and then in that source click on 'mixed.html' The djvu opens in a lower frame and any information is then displayed above it when you click on any name.
The file to do this is
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This now works at http://familytrees.genopro.com/appleshaw/djvu/default.htm
Improvement needed in finding the file - next stage.
Open Sources and click on 'framed' and then in that source click on 'mixed.html' The djvu opens in a lower frame and any information is then displayed above it when you click on any name.
The file to do this is below (mixed.html) This creates two frames and uses the file set out by Maru-san in the Lower frame. The only other addition is that in the djvu Solo editor you need to edit the Target. Choose Other and enter Top into the window that then opens up. Both html files and the djvu image are placed at the top level of the Customised skin and Sources added to identify the html files
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But it still takes up the whole individual htm instead of opening in a lower frame like your image shows.
IainTait, if you click this source from the left "toc" frame, it will show up as you are showing, however if you select this source from the family page, this source belongs to, it will show up in the popup frame(as shown in screen shot).
If you enter "detail" into the Target >other> of the djvu file (without the excl. marks), the individual will show up in the upper frame.
It works without having to create the frameset file.
Please also note, that you can set the height to 100%, it all depends how you would like to see it.
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Thanks for the tip, I have managed to make a button for the heading.htm and a toc_djvu.htm which opens the multimedia.htm in the lower frame though it doesn't fill it.I messed around with the links in the finished toc_genomaps.htm and toc_timelines.htm untill I found the combination which worked by trial and error. (mostly error !) I hadn't been able to open the links in the upper frame so will now try. I didn't manage to get the link from the sources to work but will also try the family link tomorrow. Thanks again.
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In my example there are several attempts to get this working. The link 'framed' is the correct version.
If this is opened from the list of Sources, followed by clicking on 'mixed.html' then the frames are set correctly and the links work as planned.
If you start from the family list then the link 'framed' is still there but within another set of frames. This sequence then opens a new frame, which needs to be resized so that the new information can be seen.
Need to see if it is possible to use the existing frame name, which appears to be 'popup'
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But it still takes up the whole individual htm instead of opening in a lower frame like your image shows.IainTait, if you click this source from the left "toc" frame, it will show up as you are showing, however if you select this source from the family page, this source belongs to, it will show up in the popup frame(as shown in screen shot). If you enter "detail" into the Target >other> of the djvu file (without the excl. marks), the individual will show up in the upper frame. It works without having to create the frameset file. Please also note, that you can set the height to 100%, it all depends how you would like to see it. I tried this and it was perfect so will now see if I can get the link to work from the family page.
This is the code I put in the toc_djvu.htm to open the multimedia.htm in the lower frame as you suggested. <body>
<br><br>
<center>
<p align="center"><font size="5" face="Tolkien" color="#0000ff"><b>Linked Family Portraits</b></font><br>
<div class='nobr'><br>
<ul id='names' class='xT'>
<li class='xT2-o' onclick='xTclk(event,"2");'> <span class='xT-i bold'>S</span><ul><br>
<img src='images/photo.gif' border='0' width='16' height='16' alt='Family Tree'/> <a href='multimedia.htm?x=-849,5,y=-609,5,highlight=false'onclick='showPopUpFrame("");' target='popup'>Sinclair Family Portrait</a><br /></ul></li>
</ul> <br><br> </center></p> </body>
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In my example there are several attempts to get this working. The link 'framed' is the correct version.
If this is opened from the list of Sources, followed by clicking on 'mixed.html' then the frames are set correctly and the links work as planned.
If you start from the family list then the link 'framed' is still there but within another set of frames. This sequence then opens a new frame, which needs to be resized so that the new information can be seen.
Need to see if it is possible to use the existing frame name, which appears to be 'popup'
May be this is something Ron can look into it:
If I open a place from the toc frame, the list appears in the detail frame, if I click then to show the google map, the popup frame comes up.
I would like to see the same procedure with sources:
Open a source from the toc frame, the list appears in the detail frame, if I click the linked file, it will replace the detail frame instead of showing in the popup frame.
The question is, does it makes sense to show this linked file in the popup frame, since it could also be in a different file format than djvu (pdf, doc, xls, etc)?
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Where does djvu fit into GenoPro
The djvu file format is a compression for photographs and text data. It is unique in its ability to add annotations to an image and link these to a URL. Apart from IrfanView, none of the normal graphics packages that I have will open these files. Irfanview will display them but does not support the annotations or links.
The best way to display all of the features is in a browser with the djvu add-in. I think this means that there is little advantage in Dan spending time to get djvu images into GenoPro as they will only appear to be alternatives to jpegs.
The Report is another matter and it has been shown that they can be included with all of the features. However the method of putting them into the Report, and of finding them when there, is too complicated for general use. It will never be a simple task as it involves the use of DjVu Solo editor to add annotations. However it should be possible to improve accessibility.
Thoughts on how and where djvu images could be added to a Report
1 As they are basically images they should be in the Photograph area of the Report, and of GenoPro
2 Assuming that an image has been created and annotated it can be included on the Pictures tab in the 'Picture Location' box by using the browse function. (Does not need to be displayed although it would be an advantage to see the correct image is selected)
3 If that location could be picked up and used as a variable it would not be necessary to create a new htm file to get each image displayed - which is the stage we are at now.
4 The logical place to add these to the Report is in the list of Photographs, preferably in a separate list at the top or bottom to highlight the different type of imagery.
Any thoughts on this?
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