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Peter replied on July 27, 2009 00:34 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Aseem,

Thanks! I took all the photos when I travel to those countries. With the use of digital camera, people tends to take a lot of photos. I thing deep zoom composer is the idea tool to let people browse and look into details if they wish.

I also have to thank you to help to resolve the problem.

Peter

Peter replied on July 26, 2009 20:15 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Melinda,

I have used Deep Zoom Composer & Embed the Viewer web service to create more than 10 photo compositions in my site peterchanphoto.com. Take a look when you have time.

Thanks for your effort to resolve the problem.

Regards,

Peter replied on July 24, 2009 00:30 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

It works!!! Just running longer than expected (70 minutes for a 104 images composition). Anyway, it works.

Thanks for following it through.

Peter

Peter replied on July 23, 2009 18:23 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I still see July 2009 release under "About Deep Zoom Composer" and not release 1.0. Is the post at

http://blogs.msdn.com/expression/arch...

the latest version. Anyway, I will rebuild my project now.

Thanks

Peter replied on July 23, 2009 18:13 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Images are still missing when output Seadragon Ajax!!!!!!!!!

I am using Windows 7. I have uninstalled the old version and install the new version. Any other things I have to do?

Peter replied on June 23, 2009 23:25 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Melinda,

Thanks for the update. I hope the fix will arrive asap.

Peter

Peter replied on June 22, 2009 01:31 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I have installed the Jun 2009 version of Deep Zoom Composer, however, the problem STILL exist. Do you think the developing team does NOT consider this is a problem??!! Or is there anything I missed?

Thanks for all the help.

Peter replied on June 01, 2009 17:45 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Great!!! It is excited to know that someone is still working on a solution.

Thanks!!

Peter replied on May 28, 2009 22:24 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Since Deep Zoom Composer works under Silverlight Deep Zoom output as multiple images, could you provide an example (detail coding) of how to use host the resulting images if I am using Wordpress hosting in GoDaddy.com?

Thanks

Peter replied on May 21, 2009 15:44 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Any updates?

Peter replied on May 15, 2009 15:52 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi,

Any timeline for fixing the problem? It is a pity that this bug make the "The Embed The Viewer" useless. I think many people would like to output to Seadragon Ajax and embed the composite photo in their blogs (like me!)!!

Thanks

Peter replied on May 12, 2009 03:33 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Thanks. I have several projects waiting for your fix so that I can publish in my site.

Peter replied on May 05, 2009 00:56 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Thank very much!!

Peter replied on May 02, 2009 01:28 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Great! I have just uploaded the dzprj and the "Source Images" folder. Thank for your patience for dealing with a non-technical person.

Peter replied on May 02, 2009 00:29 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Aseem,

The upload limit is 50MB per file. What do you recommend for the project file which is ~700 MB after zip.

Thanks for the help and Have a nice weekend.

Peter

Peter replied on May 01, 2009 18:16 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

I find the deep zoom project folder: 712MB 27,361 files.

Peter replied on May 01, 2009 18:11 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi,

I went to http://cid-e02c98bde1c1ea8c.skydrive....

There is no indication of of adding files. Also, I look at my Skydrive which ask me to upload file by file not a folder. My deep zoom output is 60.8 MB and contains 20,011 files. (my original photos: 109 photos 37.9 MB) Also, I prefer to keep the files as private and my email is peterchanws@hotmail.com.

Peter

Peter replied on May 01, 2009 17:27 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Also, someone has the same problem and documented at

http://www.ispam.de/deepzoombug/index...

Peter

Peter replied on May 01, 2009 17:25 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Melinda,

I am so glad you continue to help on the issue. I have 3 projects waiting to put in my blog. By the way, what files do you need and how I can set them to you.

Thank very very much!!

Peter

Peter replied on May 01, 2009 17:16 to the question "Missing photos after Seadragon Ajax export in Deep Zoom Composer" in Microsoft Live Labs:

Hi Melinda,

Thanks for the help!! I have the "Export as a composition (single image)" button checked, and the result is 10 photos out of 96.

Peter