you can create your own version of this by modifying any of the myriad of "image gallery" html scripts out there. You simply need to integrate them with data fields available to you when using pure HTML descriptions.

Just find a script that shows a layout you pretty much like then read in the Aw2k help file how to use pure HTML descriptions. Modify the script to use the image fields. for the thumbnails.

This is a completely inelegant solution and not a true thumbnail/full size image system but it works and gives the illusion of a gallery.

I have considered writing a scrip that makes use of the thumbnails created when uploading to my website as they thumbs image in the auctions script. Then pointing to the image from the link for the pic...but it gets kinda fuzzy here and there...worth a longer look someday when I have the time.

BTW, if none of this makes no sense to anyone then this is not an approach for you and you need a built-in tool. It involves some custom coding on an elementary level but still it's coding...but if you are at all handy with HTML you can easily absorb the javascript needed to make this work. I actually have a gallery tool done it is just making the links to the file names I need to spend a couple hours getting refined...if we can get them at all.

Anyway, it is doable if you do some grunt work yourself...the file name issue is the largest hurdle.