Highlights include:

The Public Gallery	Link the Merlin Photo Gallery to your website. Your site visitors will see: A table of contents of all albums - in an expandable tree structure. Photos listed under each album. Optional table of contents by contributor. See who the photographers are an what they have produced. Click an album and get thumbnails of all pictures in the album. Click a picture and get the enlarged picture with description, photographer. Pictures automatically sized for window size. Forward and backward scroll buttons to move through your album. "Slide show" button to automatically move through all pictures. Viewer-configurable settings control how fast. Pop slide show into full screen presentation.
User Management	The photo gallery offers several ways in which users can participate. Options include Full-access public gallery - users can both register on the site and/or view the gallery. Registered users can upload pictures. Restricted public gallery - users needing upload privileges must be pre-registered by the administrator. No restrictions on viewing the gallery. When a registered user logs on to the photo gallery, options open to: Upload a picture. Picture sized automatically for thumbnail and Internet viewing. Enter a title. Enter an unlimited description/notes. Enter the photographer (who gets the credit). Option to allow users to download the original size for printing, etc. Enter the date and time of the photograph. Select which albums to place the picture in. Modify and delete their own pictures.
Administration	The account administrator has complete control over all forum content - through the Merlin backoffice. View all albums and pictures in an expandable tree structure. Add or delete albums. Select order of pictures within an album - by title, date, or a user-defined order field. Upload pictures into any album - under any registered member ID. Remove albums and individual pictures. Customize scripts that will be displayed on the gallery home page. View, add, modify, delete participants - in an expandable tree structure.