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Old Aug 10, 2009, 10:54 PM
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I'm wondering..is there a way to set my photo album so that only people on my friends list can see it? Thanks in advance
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Old Aug 18, 2009, 09:49 PM
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Here's the link in FAQs for future reference:
http://forums.psychcentral.com/faq.p...faq_vb3_albums

But it says you put it to "Private" to do that.

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How do I use albums?
As a member, you can create Albums of images that are linked to your public profile. Albums can be created by visiting the User Control Panel, and clicking on the 'Pictures & Albums' link, and then clicking on 'Add Album'.
Each album can have a title ('Joe's Holiday to Nepal'), a description ('A bunch of photos from my recent adventure') and can be of three different types: Public, Private or Profile.
  • Public albums can be viewed by anyone
  • Private albums can only be viewed by site staff (moderators, administrators) and your Friends and Contacts (info)
  • Profile albums are viewable only by you. However, you can use the images to customize your public profile (info)
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