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If you don’t see the four modules, click the flyout menu and choose “Manage Modules.”
Make sure all four are checked. If you don’t see the four listed, click the little gear, and from ITS flyout menu, choose “Check for Updates.” When you’re through, click the small “Done” button at the bottom to return to the Export Panel main window.
You can start using the export modules directly, but every time you use them you’ll have to go through a long export process. Use presets to streamline this operation, by saving all the work for re-use. You can create multiple presets; for example, you might have several presets for Facebook depending on whether you want to send the images to your wall, or a specific album. We’ll step through the Facebook setup first.
In the Export Panel, highlight “Facebook” and click on the “+” icon at the bottom to Add a new Preset.
The “Add Preset” dialog appears, and the first thing you will need to do is authenticate with Facebook. Note that you will need to authenticate every time you create a new preset, even with the same service, but you won’t need to authenticate when you actually export your images. Click on “Sign In.”
Two things happen: Your browser will be launched, and you’ll see the authentication page from Facebook. You’ll need to enter your credentials, and you can check “Keep me logged in to Adobe Bridge Export Panel.”
Etc. etc.
You can follow the rest of the instructions here:
http://www.tipsquirrel.com/exporting-from-bridge-cs5-to-social-media-s ites/
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Nov 27, 2004Why even include such a feature if it is so problematic and limited.
That is a true statement and sadly enough not the only feature Adobe produced. I'm often under the impression the marketing department demands to much new features for each cycle while cutting in budgets to build them to perfection for later cycles.
And also sadly enough Adobe is not the only big company doing so...
You are also right that it seems pointless to choose for separate and dedicated export services for social network, they come and go very fast these days and not all are very successful.
That said, you can use the export to disk menu itself with the option to save presets for size, quality and destination. You can also use the tools menu for either image processor or a custom created batch in Photoshop for that matter.
The only thing you then need is to go to your social network site and choose upload and point to the location you just saved your files in, that should not be a big effort nor a difficult task to my opinion
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