The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a Notes TypeList in TypePad using photos from Flickr. It describes how to log into Flickr, upload photos to a photo set with the appropriate privacy and tag settings, generate embed code for the photo set, and paste that code into a new Notes TypeList in TypePad to display the Flickr badge.

1. How to create a Notes TypeList using Flickr

2. Log-on to www.flickr.com Click on tools, which will allow you to easily and quickly upload multiple photos.

3. Download the appropriate version

4. Click Run

5. Click Run

6. Click Next >

7. Choose an appropriate destination in your files, and then click Next >

8. If you are happy with the recommended settings, click Install .

9. Installation complete, press Finish

10. Find the Flickr Uploadr icon on your desktop and double click on it to open.

11. Press Authorize… to begin the process.

12. The key message confirming that the download process of the Uploadr has been successful. You will only have to complete this once.

13. Continue…

14. You can click on the green Add photos icon or drag and drop your photos into the box.

15. Photo Resize allows you to make your photos a more appropriate size for use on the Internet- which also allows a faster upload. It is recommended to leave the settings as suggested unless there is a specific reason why you need your photos in a different pixelation. If you are happy with the settings, click Yes .

16. If you are happy with your photos, click Upload…

17. A tag allows other users to search for specific things on Flickr and find useful material. The Privacy settings decide who can see your photos- the world (Public) or just friends and family. For a badge it must be Public. Photo Sets allow you to organise your photos better. If you want to create a badge, as we do, then this is important, as otherwise you will have unwanted photos from your account in the badge. When happy with the settings, click Finish

18. Indicates progress in the Upload.

19. Indicates a successful upload. Click Done

20. Back in the main Flickr page, click on tools again.

21. Scroll down until you see Display Flickr photos on your website , in the right-hand column. Click on build a badge

22. Choose the required style and press NEXT: CHOOSE PHOTOS

23. Choose the Set which you created for the badge.

24. Choose your desired colour scheme and press NEXT: PREVIEW & GET CODE

25. Copy this code onto your clipboard.

26. In TypePad, find the TypeLists tab. And now Create a new TypeList

27. Create new Notes list, and give it a name as required.

28. Copy the code from Flickr into the Note section. Then click Save

29. Before the badge appears on your blog, you will need to Publish it.

30. Click on the blog you want to publish the badge to. Then click Save Changes. Note: you might want to Order where the badge will be in your sidebar.

31. In your blog’s sidebar you should see your Flickr badge!