SOLUTIONS - Sharing Photos with TZO Dynamic DNS

	SOLUTIONS - Using the TZO V3 Photosharing software to share your digital photos with friends and family members - INSTANTLY!

•	What's better about the TZO PhotoSharing than other Photosharing services?

	TZO V3 software not only offers Dynamic DNS (DDNS), but also offers an integrated web server that offers a unique digital photosharing experience. Sharing photos with your friends and family can be time consuming - especially attaching a single picture and sending this picture via email. Often sending more than one picture at a time per email is difficult and leads to bounced emails or undeliverable email. Some other Photosharing services offer you a website where you can upload each picture to your online album. All of these alternate methods can be very time consuming and it may take up to a day or two until your album is ready to share with others! Using the TZO V3 Photosharing you can instantly start sharing your pictures with others. It's as simple as installing TZO V3 software, selecting a domain of your choice, and finally pointing the TZO Photosharing server to the folder on your computer where your pictures reside. See below for complete steps on getting TZO Photosharing up and running.

•	How do I get my Digital Photos on my computer?

	The first step to getting the TZO Photosharing working is to get your digital camera to "synch" to your computer. This means that when you plug in your camera to your computers USB port, you need to be able to get your pictures from your camera into your computer. Your manual that came with the digital camera should explain in full detail how to move your digital images from your camera to your computer. If you are using Windows XP, you can see the Microsoft Digital Photography website that explains how to use your Windows XP to transfer images from your digital camera to your Windows XP computer.

•	How to I setup the TZO PhotoSharing software and start sharing my Photos with others?

	It's easy to get started with the TZO Photosharing software. Follow the simple steps below and you will be sharing your digital photos with others in just minutes! Here are some quick steps on how to best use TZO Photosharing with your broadband connection: 1) Get your Digital camera software installed and running and make sure you can get your digital pictures from the camera into the computer. 2) Install the TZO V3 software and choose a domain name. Set the TZO Software in Photo mode and point the TZO Photosharing software to the FOLDER where your digital pictures reside. Typically this is the MY PICTURES folder - and TZO points to that folder by default. 3) Configure your router or firewall to open the proper ports (if you use one) in order to connect to your Photosharing album/website using the current IP address of the router. The TZO Photosharing has a built in web server that listens on port 80 - so you should forward port 80 to the LAN IP address of your system where you are running the TZO Photosharing. The TZO Photosharing application will attempt to open this port for you if your router is compatible with UPnP networking. 4) Now that you have your Photosharing software running, you can then use this domain name to connect to your photo album from the Internet. It's very important that if you are running the TZO software, that you keep the software running at all times. Thats it! Its as simple as using the TZO DOMAIN NAME (Example: YourPics.tzo.com) to connect to the TZO Photo Album remotely instead of using an IP address that's always changing. The TZO domain name NEVER changes, and you will always continue to use the same domain name whenever you, your friend or family want to connect to your Photo Album site. Tips: TZO Photosharing also has PHOTO MAIL - you can add a picture to your digital photo album by emailing pictures to a special email address that TZO assigns. For more detail on this feature, see the TZO Helpfile on V3 Also check out our extensive list of tutorials on popular Routers, Servers, Appliances, Cams and more. These tutorials will assist you in getting your Photo Server installed and running