source: extensions/MyPiwiShop/language/en_UK/intro.html @ 27568

  <p>You want to offer your photos for sale, but some have 16:9 aspect ratio
  and others 3:2 ? Some are 12-Megapixel pics and others only 5-Megapixel ? It
  doesn't matter : with this plugin, you'll be able to display the right price(s)
  and the right description(s) for each one. It'll be the same if you sell tee-shirts,
  some being only available in extra large size : your customers won't be allowed
  to select a medium size for them anymore. All you need is a PayPal account
  and... this plugin.</p>
  <h4>How to use it&nbsp;?</h4>
  There are three stages :
  <ul class="square-list">
    <li>In the &quot;Configuration&quot; tab, enter your PayPal ID or the e-mail
      address you use to register with PayPal. Select the currency. Enter the
      shipment charges if they are the same for all your items. Either, add them
      to each product's price. When required, write a sentence to present your
      items (100% cotton tee-shirts made in China...).<br>
    </li>
    <li>Then, in the &quot;Product&quot; tab, set description and amount for <u>each
        item</u> you want to sell ('large size yellow tee-shirt : 8 $, medium
        size yellow tee-shirt : 7 $' or '30 x 20 cm paper print : 20 ? ; 45 x
        30 cm paper print : 30 ? ; 40 x 30 cm paper print : 25 ?'...)<br>
    </li>
    <li>Finally, open the &quot;Photos/Batch manager&quot; tab on the Administration
      page. Select one or several pictures (predefined aspect ratio filters have
      been added&nbsp;: 16:9, 3:2, 4:3, square ; for other ratios, choose &quot;Add
      a filter/Size&quot;). When all the pictures with same description(s) and
      price(s) are checked, click on &quot;Choose an action/MyPiwishop&quot; and
      assign to each picture its corresponding description(s) and amount(s).
      It's of course possible to add or delete amounts at any time.</li>
  </ul>
  <br>
  <h4>Licensing</h4>
  <p>This work is in the public domain, without any license, you can entirely
    re-use it and say it's your own work :-) </p>