I am unable to share photos from windows live photo gallery to facebook, I keep getting given url is not allowed by the application configuration

i can not understand

Hi Thomas:
Live Upload is a new add-in for Windows Live Photo Gallery that lets you upload pictures from the desktop on to your Facebook account(s).

This is very useful if you have multiple accounts on Facebook and need to share the same set of photographs across both your Facebook accounts.

For instance, both you and your wife may have separate accounts on Facebook but need to share that same set of vacation pictures with your own circle of private Facebook friends. Why duplicate the work when you can upload pictures and videos to both albums in one go.




Once you install the Facebook plugin, select the pictures you want to send to Facebook and then choose "Live Upload to Facebook" from the Publish menu.

Windows Live Gallery already supports publishing photos to Flickr and with this plug-in, you can easily share the same photos across both Flickr and Facebook. It will also transfer the associate people tags with your photos.

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Microsoft Picture It! is not compatible with Windows 7.

Microsoft's Picture It! has been discontinued and has been replaced with Windows Live Photo Gallery. You may download Windows Live Photo Gallery for free and install it on Windows 7, however it only has basic editing features.

Windows Live Photo Gallery:
http://www.windowslive.com/Desktop/PhotoGallery

Hello,

This error is generally faced with Windows Live Photo Gallery when viewing pictures from external devices such as cameras or memory cards. There are different known causes to this error, among which, one is an installation problem of Windows Live, but the uninstalling and reinstalling does not seem to fix this issue.

However the solution is quite simple. You have to import your pictures from your device onto your computer through Windows Live Photo Gallery (you will have this option when device is connected in the autorun menu).

Once the pictures imported, you will be able to view them. Be careful to keep the original photos on your device in case this solution does not fix this issue.

If problem persists, I recommend opting for another picture viewer program.

Go to control panel and uninstall it and install it again from
http://windows-live-photo-gallery.en.softonic.com/

Every photo that comes off my digital camera I import into Picasa before I do anything else with it, even if it's merely destined to end up on Facebook where I can share it with friends. Picasa Uploader utilizes the new APIs to connect Picasa directly to your Facebook account. To get started, take care of the following first:

1. Get a Facebook account and make sure you can log in.
2. Install the latest version of Picasa on your computer.

Now go to the Picasa Uploader page on Facebook and follow the instructions. You'll click on the Install Plugin button, which will launch Picasa with the Configure Buttons dialog open.
Here you'll want to select the Facebook button on the left and then click the Add >> button in the center to add it to Picasa's button bar. You can then use the Move Up and Move Down buttons to change its position and finally click OK to save your changes. You may have to restart Picasa before you proceed. Once the button is installed, it's easy to use. To send photos from Picasa to Facebook, just select the photos you want and then click on the new Facebook button on the button bar in the lower right. A window will appear where you'll need to log into Facebook in order to give Picasa permission to upload photos to your account.
Now Picasa will prompt you to choose a Facebook album to put the photos in, or create a new one, and then it will upload the photos to Facebook along with any captions you've given them. Once it's finished, there's one more step: A browser window will be launched and you'll be taken to Facebook, where you'll have to "approve" the photos that have been uploaded. This is to prevent malicious applications from uploading photos without your permission. It's as easy as clicking on Select All and Approve.
Once your photos are uploaded, they live on Facebook just like photos you uploaded directly through Facebook's web interface, and you can go through and edit them, tag the people in them, and so on.

hi friend,
I use Picasa desktop tool to keep my photos organized and upload them to Picasa Web albums, however I use Face book too pretty often and was looking for a tool to upload photos from Picasa directly to Facebook.
There are a few different ways to upload photos to Facebook one is a Facebook-from-your-desktop.html" target=_blank>Facebook photo Uploader and another is a plug in to Facebook-using-windows-live-gallery.html" target=_blank>upload images to Facebook from Windows Live Gallery, however if you are a Picasa user there is another tool called Picasa Uploader which will allow you to upload images from Picasa directly to Facebook.
To upload images from Picasa to Facebook, follow the steps given below.
Step 1: Download the Picasa Uploader application, you will be prompted to launch the Picasa application when you click on the download link.
Step 2: Add the Facebook Button to Picasa by clicking on the Add button.
Step 3: Follow the steps to authorize the application to access Facebook.
Step 4: Select the photos you want to upload to Facebook, and click on the Facebook button from the bottom of the screen.
Step 5: A new window will open up, if you have already authorized access to Facebook, you will see a screen where you can add information about the album.
When the albums are uploaded you will have to personally login to Facebook and approve the uploaded photos, if you do not want to that everytime, just click on the enabling extended access, clicking on this link will show you a screen to authorize the application to upload photos.
If you do not authorize the application to upload photos you will have to login to Facebook and go to your photos and then approve the images.



On the other hand if you allowed the application to upload photos to Facebook, it will show up in your albums.
Pretty easy right, this is definitely a great tool for Picasa users who also use Facebook and will definitely save them a lot of time.

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Uninstall Photosmart Esential and associate jpeg files with Windows Photo Gallery. This is so typical of HP.