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Uploading Photos to Snapfish for a Mac
Something to learn:
How to Uplaod Photos to Snapfish on my Mac
Safari Program.
Date: 7/24/2008 10:00:07 AM ( 17 y ) ... viewed 2570 times 8:04 AM
July 23, 08
Internet Research:
I have not tried this yet msyelf.
I need to complete my first Calendar project
and get it in the mail:
http://getsatisfaction.com/snapfish/topics/quickupload_not_installing_on_mac_...
QuickUpload not installing on MAC 10.4
I am not having any luck getting the QuickUpload tool
to install on my MAC OS 10.4 using Safari 3.1.2. When
the disk image opens, it asks me which drive to install on,
I select the drive, and then when I say "Install", it tells me
there is nothing to install (see attached screen snapshot).
I even closed Safari to try to get QU to run, but no luck.
I don't want to upload pictures one-at-a-time.
7:53 AM
July 23, 08
I would like to be able to upload photos
from my Mark Victor Hansen CHICKEN SOUP
file to Snapfish.
This will allow me to edit these,
save the file in an album,
and substitute photos of different people
who would like their photos as well in a Calendar
that expresses CHICKEN SOUP HISTORY/
and MEGA EVENT HISTORY.
MEGA events are held numbers of times a year.
In the past I have taken some photos of different
folks at these events with Mark.
The Next Step would be learning how to create the Calendar
and send it in.
Using QuickUpload on a Mac
http://www.snapfish.com/helpuploading
NOTE: QuickUpload works on any Mac running OS 10.2 or higher that has Safari 1.0 or higher. If your system does not meet these requirements, see 'One-by-One Upload.'
To use QuickUpload on a Mac, follow these steps. First, download the QuickUpload tool:
From any of your photo viewing pages, click the yellow 'upload photos' button at the top right of the page.
On the next page, click the yellow 'download now' button.
The Snapfish Plugin Installer will automatically open in a new window and guide you through the installation process. (Click 'continue' twice, and then 'install,' and then 'close.')
During installation, all Safari windows will automatically be closed.
When the Installer has finished, Safari will automatically restart.
You'll be taken to the Snapfish welcome page. Just log into your account to begin using QuickUpload. (See instructions below.)
Then, begin using QuickUpload:
From any of your photo viewing pages, click the yellow 'upload photos' button at the top right of the page.
On the next page, you’ll see a new (yellow) album. If you’d like to upload your photos to this album, type a title in the field provided. Choose a date from the drop-down menu and, if you like, write a descriiption. (If you belong to any Group Rooms, you can also elect to add this album to any of those rooms by clicking the boxes to the right.)
If you prefer to upload your photos to an existing album, click “choose another album” near the bottom of the page.
Then click “upload to this album.”
Next, click on the yellow “select photos” button.
Choose the photosyou would like to upload by clicking the small box next to each one. Use the drop-down menu at the top to navigate through the folders on your computer. Use the 'select all' button at the bottom to select all of the photos for uploading. (If you change your mind, click 'deselect all.')
Click on the yellow “upload selected photos” button to start transferring your digital photos from your computer to your online account.
You'll see an indicator that the upload is in progress. Please don't close the upload window or go to any other part of the website until your upload has finished. We'll let you know when it's done.
When your upload has finished, you'll see a confirmation page displaying all the photos that were successfully uploaded. Click “view entire album” to order prints, share your photos, or order photo gifts.
NOTE: When you upload any digital photo to your online account, only a copy of it is placed in your account. The original digital photo file remains unchanged on your computer. You can upload photos from your computer's hard drive, from a floppy disk, from a CD-ROM, or directly from a digital camera connected to your computer.
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