These are the files needed by Movie Collector for exporting movie information
so that wizd can display the html files.  For information on Movie Collector
see http://www.collectorz.com/movie/

Place these files in the Movie Collector Templates subdirectory and restart
Movie Collector.  Once installed movie info can be exported in two ways:

1) Export an individual movie.
In this case put your cursor in the details pane in the movie collector
application and for the "details view template" pick the one that starts
with "Wizd, ....".  You will notice that the front and back covers are no
longer visible as well as other icons, this is normal.  Right click again
and choose "Save as HTML...".  When the "save as" window appears save your
movie info as "wizd_xxx.html" in the directory that contains your movie,
where xxx is the name of your movie file.  For instance if you have 
a movie called Happy_Camper.avi you would export the info as
wizd_happy_camper.html (case does not matter).  To display these html pages
in wizd you must either use one of the linkplayer_hires2 or simplicity*
skins.  When you use these skins you will see that you can now click on the
thumbnail image.  This will take you to the page you exported.

2) Export your entire database.
In this case click on the File menu item and choose "Export To..." then pick
"HTML...".  This will bring up a dialog where you must set a few things.  
First, in the General tab pick "Paged List", set "Items per Page" to 18,
pick a folder to export to (it should be also added to wizd.conf as an
moviealias folder), and set the "Index Filename:" to wizd.html.  On the
"Index Template" tab select "Select from List" and choose "Wizd skin".
On the "Details Template" tab check "Create Details Pages", for the
"Select Template for Detail Pages pick "Wizd Skin", and check
"Copy images to destination folder....". The final step is to set the
flag_use_index to true in the wizd.conf file.  Restart wizd and you should
be able to enter the alias you set for your export directory from wizd
and see the movie info that was exported.

In either case you will need to set the MovieCollector_path variable in
wizd.conf to the location of the Movie Collector Data folder.  For 
example: 

MovieCollector_Path C:\Program Files\Movie Collector\Data

Wizd will expect to find a Images directory and a Thumbnails directory 
under Data.
