HP X7000 Wi-Fi Touch Mouse - Manual (Page 28)

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Configuring Your Facebook Software Settings
You can access the Facebook upload software settings by right-clicking the taskbar icon and then
selecting Settings.
A window opens, where you can configure all the settings associated with the Facebook upload software.
The Facebook credentials section lets you change your Facebook user name and password. This feature
is useful if you need to change your Facebook settings after you install your mouse software, if you
accidentally typed the wrong Facebook login information during the software installation process, or if you
want to use a different Facebook account. To change your Facebook login information, type your Facebook
user name (typically, your e-mail address) and your Facebook password, and then click the Save button.
The Create new Facebook album section lets you create a new Facebook album. To access this feature,
you must first provide your Facebook user name and password, and then click the Login button. The
Albums Created field displays a list of your existing Facebook albums. You can then type a new album
name and album description, and then click the Create button.
The Image path/name section lets advanced users configure the location where the temporary files
(created by the software) are stored on your computer. To change the default location of the temporary
files, click the Browse button, and then select a new hard disk drive or path where you want to store the
files. The temporary files have a prefix appended to the file name, and you can use the File prefix name
field to change this prefix.
The General Settings section contains two check boxes:
Discard images after upload: If you select this check box, the temporary image files are
automatically deleted from your computer after you successfully upload pictures to Facebook. If you
clear this check box, temporary image files are kept, so that you can access the images again later.
Show preview window after each capture: If you select this check box, a preview window
opens each time that you release the Facebook button on your mouse after drawing a box around an
image. If you typically capture multiple images, you may want to clear this check box. If you clear the
check box, the preview window does not open after each image is captured, so you can more easily
select multiple images. When you are done and are ready to upload pictures, you can right-click the
taskbar icon
and then select Upload photos.