// LastUpdated: By moving this function here, the date will update on your web page whenever you add images.
function LastUpdated() {
	document.write("This album currently has  " + MainVar + "  photos and was last modified on  " + document.lastModified +".");
}

// SuzyCategory:  Add your new category names.  Be sure to leave in the 'all' category!
SuzyCategory = new Array("all", "Web_Design", "Wedding", "Reception")

MainVar = 0; // Sets up the variable that counts the pictures.

function Fix(DatVal, PicVal, TitVal, CatVal, TxtVal) { // Allows you to use variables for the array instead of numbers.
   this.DatVal = DatVal 
   this.PicVal = PicVal 
   this.TitVal = TitVal 
   this.CatVal = CatVal
   this.TxtVal = TxtVal 
} 
var MainArray = new Array() // Sets up the main array.

// Now add one line for each picture you want in the album.  The format of these lines is shown below:
// MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("date", "picname.jpg", "pic title", "category", "pic description")

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S" ,"wed-alb-title.gif","Title Page","","")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("\"T\" Touch Web Design" ,"pictures/TimTTouch.gif","\"T\" Touch Web Design","Web_Design","This is a smaller picture of the Bride and Groom. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Smaller ORIGINAL pictures will not be able to enlarge without loosing quality. Larger pictures can be littleized with no loss of quality.")

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("Bride and Groom" ,"pictures/bride-groom-full.jpg","Picture of Bride & Groom","Wedding","This is a smaller picture of the Bride and Groom. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Smaller ORIGINAL pictures will not be able to enlarge without loosing quality. Larger pictures can be littleized with no loss of quality.")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("Bride and Groom" ,"pictures/bride-groom02full.jpg","Picture of Bride & Groom","Wedding","This is a larger picture of the Bride and Groom. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Larger ORIGINAL pictures can be smallerized without loosing quality.")  


  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("Bride and Groom" ,"pictures/bride-groom-04full.jpg","Picture of Bride & Groom","Wedding","This picture originated much larger and was able to be downsized without loosing any quality. The actual height on this picture is 200 px and the width is relative in proportion to the size of the picture.")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("With Bride's Parents" ,"pictures/brideandparentsfull.jpg","Couple with Bride's Parents","Wedding","This is a picture of the actual size of the largest picture displayed (255x200px). The original picture was larger and was able to be downsized with NO loss of quality.")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("Collage of Wedding Guests" ,"pictures/wedgroup01.gif","Collage of Wedding Guests","Wedding","This is a group of pictures which has been resized to accomodate of the actual size of (255x200px). The original pictures were larger and were able to be downsized with NO loss of quality.")  
  
  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("The Bride Arrives" ,"pictures/recept01.jpg","\"The Bride Arrives","Reception","This is a larger picture of the Bride Arriving. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Smaller ORIGINAL pictures will not be able to enlarge without loosing quality. Larger pictures can be smallerized with no loss of quality.")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("The First Dance" ,"pictures/recept05.jpg","\"The First Dance","Reception","This is a larger picture of the Bride Arriving. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Smaller ORIGINAL pictures will not be able to enlarge without loosing quality. Larger pictures can be smallerized with no loss of quality.")  

  MainArray[MainVar++] = new Fix("Well, you know?" ,"pictures/recept03.jpg"," - - uh!!! - -","Reception","This is a larger picture of the Bride Arriving. ALL pictures are sized to fit in a 255 x 200 px size. Smaller ORIGINAL pictures will not be able to enlarge without loosing quality. Larger pictures can be smallerized with no loss of quality.")