Tonite I began uploading to my new Rubberslug cel 
gallery.  It tooks essentially the whole evening 
(7:00 to 11:00) to upload the 21 cels and 
commentary for one series, and to get everything 
into the right order.  I'm exhausted.  By my 
reckoning, that makes me only about 7% done.

Yikes!  At this rate, it's going to be 6 months 
before I have the gallery complete and ready to 
view.  There's gotta be a better way to do this.  
Isn't there?  I hope.....

Admittedly, this was my first time doing this, 
and I'll get more practiced at it.  However, MOST 
of the time was spent watching the little spinner 
on Internet Explorer, while my PC and the network 
and the servers all chatted with each other.  No 
amount of practice will speed up that.

In an ideal world, there would be a PHP or ASP 
script at the Rubberslug end of the wire, to 
which I could feed a text file containing the 
series, name, and image file for each cel.  I 
could start that running and go away for a few 
hours, and when it was done I'd just have to 
fiddle with the details and the order of the cels.

I don't think that there's any such server script 
at Rubberslug, so is there any other tricks that 
you folks can tell me that will speed this 
process up?  Can I work in 2 or 3 "add cel" 
windows at one time without corrupting my 
gallery?  Any other ideas?

Thanks!