# Here are the makethumbs defaults.  Put these in your ~/.makethumbsrc,
# change some of them, and rerun makethumbs for them to take effect.
# The @ signs are values that will be substituted in at runtime.
# For instance,
#
#   Image @CURRENT@ of @TOTAL@
# will become something like
#   Image 17 of 35
# when makethumbs runs.

# html_charset might be iso-8859-1 or EUC-JP or what have you.

html_charset="us-ascii"

this_page_created_text="This page @LINKSTART@created@LINKEND@ on @DATE@."

## "Image set @NUMBER@" is used when there are many images.  makethumbs
## will create several index.html pages, and at the top it will write
##  [Image set 1]  [Image set 2] [All in one]
## at the top.  The "All in one" page is all of the images.

image_set_n_text="Image set @NUMBER@"
image_set_all_text="All in one"

# The following is shown on each slideshow page; it'll look like
#   Image 17 of 35

image_xx_of_yy_text="Image @CURRENT@ of @TOTAL@"

# The following refer to sizes of images.  "reduced" and "large" are images
# that makethumbs created; "original" is the image that you provided.

reduced_text="reduced"
large_text="large"
original_text="original"
original_image_text="Original image"

# Navigation links, to move between the images:

slideshow_previous="previous"
slideshow_ret_to_index="index"
slideshow_next="next"

# The following will format dates like
#   December 20, 2002

date_formatting_text="@MONTH@ @DAY@, @YEAR@"

# In the USA a date like 2002-04-08 (April 8th) is written 4/8/02.  
# In countries where it's written 8/4 instead, you'll want to set 
# the following variable to 0.

usa_specific_date_format_checks=1

monthname_01_text="January"
monthname_02_text="February"
monthname_03_text="March"
monthname_04_text="April"
monthname_05_text="May"
monthname_06_text="June"
monthname_07_text="July"
monthname_08_text="August"
monthname_09_text="September"
monthname_10_text="October"
monthname_11_text="November"
monthname_12_text="December"